Tag Archives: ask an atheist

Many atheists are truculent; theists can be too.  Many atheists are amiable pussycats; theists can be too. 

Jim Downard offers his own script for what an atheist might say as an invocation, something fair and honest that doesn't make "presumptions on the religious convictions of those assembled."

Is there any good reason to think any particular god, currently worshiped or not, explains the data stream at all, let alone better than a naturalistic framework?

Do many people believe that their God personally convivs with them in the afterlife, like a hangout buddy?

Survival of bodily death, spirits, ghosts, reincarnation — these are part of our human history, but with some important caveats.

Recalling that roughly 45 percent of the American people are Young Earth creationists who don't accept that there was a Big Bang, here's the go for the rest who do pay attention to the science.