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Here’s an interesting story on the current state of atheism, if such a hard-to-pin-down thing (by its very decentralized nature) can be said to have a current state…
Anyway, it’s worth a read, I think, regardless of your orientation. What do you think?
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By susan
April 27, 2008 10:05 PM | Link to this
if atheism is ascendant it is largely attributable to the behavior of those who claim great faith. anyone who is inspired by their faith to assassinate unbelievers or who uses their position to prey on a vulnerable flock or justifies mayhem, torture and duplicity in the name of righteous service to faith has done more to cast doubt on the existence of god than anything dawkins or hitchens might have suggested.