A New York Worshiper

Poetry & Fiction

In New York, no one is atheist.
A poem by John Morris.

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The art of water boarding

Features & Essays

“In my dungeon even the pope himself would confess, that he is a witch!”
-A German inquisitor during the time of the witch trials

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NAR news and blog week in review – April 26, 2009

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This week in the world of religion: “Challenged” books, 5 new saints, a brand-new messiah, and lots more!

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Tweeting Joel Osteen

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There are literally thousands of tweets mentioning Osteen in the last 2 days. Here are a few interesting ones I came across

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It takes more than “good news” to fill a church

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Jesus preached from atop hills, in boats, in marketplaces, and anywhere else where people would listen. The venue wasn’t important. Since then, it takes a bit more than good news to pack a Christian church.

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20 ways faith groups are fighting for the earth

Features & Essays

Faith groups are greening their houses of worship and advocating for policies and lifestyles that protect the planet and its most vulnerable inhabitants, joining scientists, policymakers and environmental advocates as protectors of the Earth. Here are 20 things these communities are doing to combat global warming.

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An afterlife for Atheists? Read for yourself

Books & Movies

The Atheist Afterlife, describes a non-religious afterlife that requires nothing more than physics and therefore no supernatural realm.

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Varanasi, India: where Hindus go to die

Features & Essays

Hinduism’s holiest city, Varanasi draws a million pilgrims each year. Their mission is to pray, to wash away their sins in the Mother Ganges River, and to die.

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In His Glorious Face

Poetry & Fiction

Are we afraid to look toward God?
A poem by Caitlin R.

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Atheism for kids

Books & Movies

A German faith-based group is in an uproar over a children’s book that promotes atheism. But is the book really dangerous?

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NAR news and blog week in review – April 19, 2009

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This week in religion: correcting Dawkins’ philosophical mistakes, tatooed Jews, a life-size replica of Noah’s ark, Catholic Church infomercial parody, and more Susan Boyle!

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