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Atheism:     more books (100)

Phenomenology and atheism, (Duquesne studies. Philosophical series) by W Luijpen, 1964 Practical atheism in denying the agency of providence detected and exposed. By Rev. James Nall ... by Michigan Historical Reprint Series, 2005-12-20 At the Origins of Modern Atheism by Michael J. Buckley, 1990-08-29 The Simplest Path to Personal and Planetary Awakening, Step One: FREE YOUR MIND: 10 Keys for Unlocking Your Personal Potential, Achieving Spiritual Awakening, ... of Humanity's Ultimate Cosmic Destiny by Vincent Casspriano Jr., 2006-11-01 Suspicion and Faith: The Religious Uses of Modern Atheism by Merold Westphal, 1999-01-01 Beach Blanket Atheism: The Beginner's Guide for the Non-Believer by Edward P., Jr. Tolley, 2003-08 A History of Atheism in Britain: From Hobbes to Russell by David Berman, 1990-12-21 The Didymus Contingency: A Time Travel Thriller by Jeremy Robinson, 2007-02-12 The Future of Atheism: Alister Mcgrath and Daniel Dennett in Dialogue The Unreal God of Modern Theology: Bultmann, Barth, and the Theology of Atheism : A Call to Recovering the Truth of God's Reality by Klaus Bockmuehl, 1988-11 Modern atheism under its forms of pantheism, materialism, secularism, development, and natural laws. By James Buchanan ... by Michigan Historical Reprint Series, 2005-12-21 The Dark Side of Faith by Elan Gordon, 2007-03-16 Atheism in Britain The Religious significance of atheism No 18 Bampton Lectures in America Columbia University 1966 by macintyre & ricoeur, 1959

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81. Atheism Awareness: Welcome To Atheism Awareness!
    Addresses the myths and misconceptions about atheism. Offers definitions of the basic concepts, questions and answers and recommended books.  
    http://atheismawareness.home.att.net/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Atheism Awareness! I'm glad you stopped by and hope you enjoy your visit. Why is atheism so misunderstood by many theists and even some atheists? Perhaps the taboo associated with atheism is the result of misconceptions, misunderstanding and myths? This page was not designed to de-convert anyone. The purpose of Atheism Awareness is to educate people about atheism and atheists. Atheism Awareness strives to eliminate the preconceived biases about atheism and atheists that have persisted throughout history and continue to do so. Even in this day and age of science, technology and instant global communications we are still faced with misinformation about people, cultures, religions and other means of identification that can often lead to bigotry, racism and prejudice. The amount of misconceptions, misunderstandings and myths that we spread about each other is phenomenal. The goal of Atheism Awareness is to help dispel those misconceptions, misunderstandings and myths about atheism and atheists. I wanted to make this as easy as possible. I don't want visitors to need a doctorate in philosophy or theology to understand the concepts and ideas presented at Atheism Awareness. There will be times when more complicated answers are required, but I will make every effort to keep them simple. If you find there is something you do not understand then please do not hesitate to email me and ask for clarification.

82. Atheism - Wikipedia
    atheism. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The term atheism isformed question should be embarked upon. Arguments for atheism.  
    http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atheism

83. DalNet #atheism IRC
    DalNet atheism IRC Channel policy and visitors Channel Stats Page by goliath_cobaltSastra's 102 Questions Entertaining quotes from the channel Join the  
    http://www.atheism.does.it/
    
    Extractions: Channel Policy Channel #atheism is open to people of all beliefs as a forum for discussion and debate of matters pertaining to the existence or non-existance of a god or gods. The channel is however run by atheists and it should be expected that the atheist viewpoint will predominate. Debate is welcome and encouraged. The channel may also be considered a community of atheists and freethinkers and is open for any topic of discussion of general interest to those on the channel. However, debate and focused discussion shall take precedence over idle chat. There are few channel rules, the utmost being personal respect for other members of the channel. Bear in mind religions and beliefs are not people and have no feelings. Personal respect will not necessarily extend to one's religion or faith. If any channel visitor is offended by the atheistic viewpoint of the channel they are welcome to leave. Thank you, and welcome to #atheism on

84. Agnosticism FAQ: What Is Agnosticism?
    Definition and history of the concept of agnosticism, along with an argument that agnosticism not a third way between atheism and theism.  
    http://atheism.about.com/library/FAQs/blfaq_agnosticism.htm

85. Atheism The Final Frontier
    Articles, poetry, polls, links, all from the atheist perspective.Category Society Religion and Spirituality atheismPlease choose your resolution. 800x600 1024x768. All written contentcopyright © 2001, 2002, 2003 Stephen J. Gaither, except where noted.  
    http://atheistjedi.tripod.com/

86. Atheism FAQ: Atheism, Holidays And Rituals
    atheism, Holidays and Rituals Should atheists participate in religious holidays? Is atheism compatible with any sort of holiday or ritual, with or without religious origins? How should atheists handle family events around religious holiday seaons?  
    http://atheism.about.com/library/FAQs/ath/blfaq_ath_hol_index.htm

87. Atheism 6th Style 20030215
    Since 2001 03 06 Sorry,Japanese only. Recommendable size is1024×748pixels.?IE  
    http://homepage2.nifty.com/atheism/

88. Evolution, Etc.
    Ideas, quotes, essays, and links on freethought, evolution, and atheism.  
    http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Nook/8597/Evolution/evolve.html
    
    Extractions: This page last updated on 4/23/00 HOME     This is my Evolution, Etc. page.  I will be putting general freethought, evolution, atheism ideas, quotes and essays on this page.  Feel free to browse through them and if you feel the need to write to me, click on the "e-mail" link below.  If I like your message I may post it in the Feedback section of this page.  However, if you feel the need to flame me, your e-mail will be evaluated for humor and deleted. A new ally in cyberspace: Robert Paul Reyes is an opinion columnist for the Internet edition of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.  He describes himself as "I am one of the few avowed agnostic opinion columnists."  He recently e-mailed me asking me to add a link to his page.  I am more than happy to do so. Ongoing Projects: Essays new as of 3/4/00: I posted these last three for reference material.  I've received a couple emails recently from people who were not aware of the correct time scale for evolution and the Earth in general.  The comparison page I just thought would be a nice touch.

89. Caputo
    Shows that brilliance is not synonymous with atheism or agnosticism. Information on book by Michael Caputo as well as an online document, forums, and bibliography.  
    http://members.rogers.com/mcaputo4163

90. Strengthening Your Atheism - The Psychological Explanation For Religion
    An examination of the psychological processes that cause mankind to develop religious beliefs.Category Society Religion and Spirituality atheism Personal Pages Understanding the psychological origin of religion will help you to strengthenyour atheism and aid others who attempt to shed the irrational religious  
    http://cornelismondt.tripod.com/atheism/
    
    Extractions: First and mainly - for all of you whose minds tell you religion doesn't make sense and who would like to consider themselves atheists, but whose hearts have these moments of doubt. Those of you who are skeptic of religious beliefs, but in times of stress find themselves calling for God's help. Those of you who can outwardly present clear-cut and well-presented atheist ideas, but have this yanking "but yet...." in the back of their heads. This site intends to show you that these doubts and inner feelings are not a sign of divine presence lingering about, but rather the opposite: they are prove of the human origin of religion. Once you've learned and taken in the essence of the "Embryonic and Parental Shell Theory" that is presented on the next pages, you will better understand why it is so difficult to shake off religious inclinations against all better knowledge. Understanding the psychological origin of religion will help you to strengthen your atheism and aid others who attempt to shed the irrational religious misconceptions. Let's move on to the Introduction!

91. BBC Religion & Ethics - Atheism
    atheism Overview of atheism atheism is not a belief. atheism is the absenceof belief in God. Atheists are people who do not believe  
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/atheism/index.shtml
    
    Extractions: Agnostics, in the popular sense, are people who have doubts about the existence of God. They don't believe that God exists, but they don't believe that God doesn't exist, either. There are probably over a billion people who don't believe in God, but don't go as far saying that they are certain that God doesn't exist. The strict meaning of Agnostic is not the same as this popular meaning.

92. Atheism
    Articles against atheism written by members of the church of Christ.  
    http://www.preachersfiles.com/directory/apologetics/atheism.htm
    
    Extractions: E-mail Lessons on atheism may include: a definition of atheism, the relation of agnosticism and the religion of humanism to atheism, an evaluation of the "evidence" or "proofs" of the atheist, arguments for the existence of God, ethical questions as they relate to the atheist, atheistic belief, etc. see also Existence of God Agnosticism Creation-Evolution rsi- Atheism Open His Eyes That He May See by G. E. Watkins. Added 3-20-03 Was Paul an Apostle in the Same Sense as the Twelve? by G. E. Watkins. Added 3-17-03 Fathers and their Daughters by G. E. Watkins. Added 2-11-03 Can the Church Assist Non-saints from the Treasury? by G. E. Watkins. Added 2-11-03 Origin of the Bible by G. E. Watkins. Added 2-1-03

93. Secular Philosophies -- Beliefnet.com
    Message boards, links, and information dealing with agnosticism, atheism, and humanism.  
    http://beliefnet.com/index/index_10043.asp
    
    Extractions: Home Community Religions Spirituality ... More document.writeln(""); document.writeln(""); Explore Beliefnet Beliefnet Home Buddhism Christianity Catholic Eastern Orthodox Mormon Protestant Hinduism Islam Judaism Earth-Based More Religions General Spirituality Other Topics (Alphabetical) Apocalypse Astrology Atheism Bible Books Celebrations Culture Dating Discussions Family Giving Humor Inspiration Jesus Marriage Memorials Money Morality Music News Parenting Politics Prayer Circles Quizzes Relationships Science Sexuality Spirituality Teens Travel Volunteering Religions Baha'i Buddhism Christianity ... Zoroastrianism Secular Philosophies Tools Memorials Celebration Albums Expert Advice Editor's Picks Daily Offerings The Dalai Lama Mimi Doe Caroline Myss Ask Dr. Weil ... Inspiration More Bible Buddhist Hindu Muslim Torah Find Search Beliefnet

94. Martin Rebas - Atheism
    A selection of postings from the atheist newsgroupsCategory Society Religion and Spirituality atheism Personal Pagesatheism. » atheismrelated postings Postings from Usenet newsgroups about atheism.» funny atheism-related postings More postings from Usenet newsgroups.  
    http://www.dtek.chalmers.se/~d3rebas/philosophy/atheism.html

95. Religion In Spain - Opus Dei
    Synopsis of Opus Dei history in Spain, extracted from the Library of Congress's Spain A Country Study.  
    http://atheism.about.com/library/world/KZ/bl_SpainOpusDei.htm
    
    Extractions: The most influential Catholic lay group during the Franco period was the controversial Opus Dei (Work of God). This group did not fit conveniently into any political category. Although it denied any political aims, its members played pivotal roles in the modernization of the economy under Franco and in the subsequent liberalization of politics and government. At the same time, they were theologically conservative, and their desire for modernization was far from radical. They believed that economic reforms would improve society to the extent that thoroughgoing political reforms would be unnecessary Opus Dei was founded in 1928 by an Aragonese priest, Jose Maria Escriva de Balaguer y Albas, and it was subsequently recognized by the Roman Catholic Church as its first secular religious institution. Although attention has been drawn primarily to its activities in Spain, it is an international body with members and associates throughout the world. Members take a vow to dedicate their professional talents to the service of God and to seek to win converts through their missionary zeal. The organization in Spain has emphasized professional excellence, and it has expected its members to serve in important government positions

96. Atheism
    atheism Theism, Agnosticism, Weak and Strong atheism. Secular Humanism.Materialism. The burden of proof and the evidence. atheism. Defined,  
    http://www.atheism-1.com/
    
    Extractions: Atheism is the belief that there is no God. Some atheists often argue this blanket statement because, they offer, there are two different types of atheists, usually referred to as "strong" or "weak" atheists. Before we continue, let's first define the relevant forms of belief as described in various atheist literature: The "weak" version of atheism is problematic. There are essentially only three real positions of belief one can take rationally: (a) there is a god; (b) there is no god; (c) I don't/can't know if there is a god. A "weak" atheist, by claiming to simply lack belief, chooses to not take a stand on the issue. By not taking a stand, he is allowing that there may be a god, and this is simply agnosticism. Often the claim of being a "weak" atheist comes from a desire to (i) deny the existence of a god, while (ii) not having to defend the "strong" position, which, as we'll see below, is very difficult, if not impossible, to defend.

97. Does God Exist?
    A brief summary of the most powerful arguments in favor of the existence of a personal Creator God.  
    http://www.christian-faith.com/atheism/DoesGodexist.html
    
    Extractions: I shall always be convinced that a watch proves a watchmaker, and that a universe proves a God. Voltaire Here we have the saying of an great influential thinker, who was by no means a Christian. Multitudes of great minds have believed and do believe in God's existence, but today some would have us think that belief in God is illogical, foolish and incompatible with observable facts. Obviously the question is important. If there is a God to whom I owe allegiance, honor and respect, I would be a fool to ignore Him. If such a God does not exist, this will affect everything also - even more so if the Christian Bible correctly describes God. It is worth taking some time to consider the question. I don't believe that anyone can give a mathematical proof of the existence of God. But we can show that God's existence is far more likely to be a reality than his non-existence. Unless the atheist can show that a Supreme Being is a logical impossibility and prove all their premises, the case for atheism remains very weak. Atheists claim we can know that God does not exist. A Russian Believer answers Communist authorities on this point What follows now are several arguments for the existence of God which I believe are very strong.

98. Human Faces Atheism Awareness And Support
    atheism awareness and support. Columnists, essays, message board, and chat.Category Society Religion and Spirituality atheismHuman Faces is dedicated to the awareness and support of atheismand atheist issues. Search this site powered by FreeFind.  
    http://www25.brinkster.com/humanfaces/
    
    Extractions: Columns Essays Message Board ... Contact Us What is an atheist? We are your mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters. We are your cousins, your friends, and your neighbours. You work beside us, you come see us when you're ill or when you need an appliance repaired. We are people. Nothing more, nothing less. You might not know we are atheists, but you do know us. Welcome to Human Faces. Featured Link Atheist Families Message Board New column! "Visibility" by Tabby We are always in need of writers at Human Faces who can contribute regular or semi-regular columns, or just one-time essays. You don't need to have the best writing skills, you just need to have something to say. We accept submissions about anything from atheists and agnostics, and about support for atheists and our rights from religious contributors. We want to show the world that we're real people with real lives. This is a completely free website with no source of income, so we can't pay in any way other than giving you the satisfaction of seeing your work on the Net. If you'd like to contribute, you can contact us here Sample topics for essays or foundations for columns could be - Family life, single atheists and the search for love, politics both left and right, or social life in general.

99. Religious Movements Homepage: Atheism
    atheism. Profile Beliefs Related Ideologies Links Definitions Bibliography I. Group Profile. Name atheism. IV. Links to atheism Web Sites.  
    http://cti.itc.virginia.edu/~jkh8x/soc257/nrms/atheism.html
    
    Extractions: b) the doctrine that there is neither god nor any other deity. (1) The word comes from two Greek word roots: a , which means "not," and theos , which means "god." (2) History: Atheism has its roots in both Eastern and Western ancient cultures.While the philosophers of ancient Greece were debating the characteristics of their gods, the Indian Vedas were also questioning the power and origin of the deities of their belief system. These debates, in both cultures, eventually led to questions concerning the actual existence of any gods. These questions did not gain widespread recognizition until much later, however. Atheism as it is known today largely developed in Western culture, and had its first great entrance onto history's philosophical stage during the Enlightenment. (3) Early Christian thought set some of the groundwork for later atheist arguments. Christian thinkers debated the characteristics of God and tried to prove, through reason, the existence of God and the existence of the Christian idea of God. Anslem, for example, in the Ontological Argument for the Existence of God, argued that God is that which there is nothing greater, and since a real God is greater than an imagined one, then God must exist. Other Christian thinkers did not accept Anselm's reasoning here, but offered other arguments on why God had to exist. Aquinas tried to present God as a "first mover," as one who set the world in motion, and without whom nothing would exist. He argued that objects and their existence proved the existnce of its creator. (4)

100. Amadán's Atheism Page
     Thoughts about atheism, science and religion, skepticism, and related topics.Category Society Religion and Spirituality atheism Personal PagesAmadán's atheism Page. Random Atheist Quotes Last updated July 17,2002. visitors so far. Welcome to Amadán's atheism Page!  
     http://www.amadan.org/atheism.html
     
     Extractions: People are sending me mail! Last updated July 17, 2002 visitors so far. Welcome to ! Here I will share my thoughts about science and religion, skepticism, and whatever else seems relevant. (I also write essays about other subjects; see my page for more.) I'd like to state at the outset that I consider myself a "moderate atheist," which is to say, I am not "anti-religious." I do not hold all religious believers in contempt, I do not believe that having faith means you are necessarily ignorant or stupid, and I do not campaign against religion. Nor do I rant about the "evils" of religion, bringing up the same tired old examples of the Crusades, the Inquisition, etc. I do have major problems with certain religious beliefs, and the behavior of certain religious believers, and I have no problem expressing my views in a provocative manner (see my essays). I also strongly believe in the separation of church and state. And ultimately, I believe that religion is an irrational (in the literal, not pejorative, sense of the word) belief system on the same level as any other superstition. Religion is not necessarily harmful, and in some ways, I think it can serve a valuable function in society. However, it is an inferior tool for coping with the world, and in my opinion, humanity would be better off progressing beyond the need for religion.

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