Einstein on God

Previous Next

This video discusses Prof. Albert Einstein's spiritual beliefs, and how they have been a subject for debate in recent years.

Posted By: The Heathen on 01.02.12 | Source: www.youtube.com

Please Leave a Comment

- More -

Draw Mohammad Day III

0-|-= Mohammad, Yup that's him, Get over it! #DrawMohammadDay #DMD #DMD3 #DMD2012 #HamzaKashgari #DeathFor3Tweets (Remember to include hashtags when you tweet Mohammad!) (Youtube wont allow Greater than signs in the comments so I had to improvise!)
Christopher Hitchens on the Origin of Religion

Hitch points out that even if arguments for god are sound (they aren't), the conclusion that Christianity is true can never follow from them.. He then explai...
How to be a better atheist, by a morally superior atheist – Jake Farr Wharton

Don’t you hate it when a guest blogger starts their piece with a rhetorical question? Recently, my wife began the process of de-conversion from her deeply held pseudo-religious/ambiguous spiritual belief and I’ve been awarded (lucky me, right?) with a rather glaring PTSD-esque reminder of why we must make ourselves completely available to those we help [...]
Music Saturday: Satellite

I love this new song, "Satellite", by the folk singer Anna Dagmar, from her upcoming album of the same name. It's a (I assume) autobiographical account of growing up in a home with a scientist father and a religious mother - "the Story of Creation meets the Big Bang", as her website says. I first ...Read More
Foundations of New Atheism in the Radical Enlightenment

If you ask an educated person to name prominent French figures of the Enlightenment, there is a pretty good chance he or she will name Voltaire and/or Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Atheists will likely view these Enlightenment figures positively, especially Voltaire, for laying the foundations for modern secular thought. In this essay, I want to discuss just [...]
Update

"You expect me to believe you're over eight hundred years old?" "I don't expect you to believe it but I'm closer to ten thousand and if you don't listen to me then you and half this city will be dead within a week." The Story Much is Taken is the first in a trilogy of books named The Neverman Chronicles. This series follows the life and trials of the world's only immortal as he evolves from a comically inept hunter-gatherer to a true master of the modern age. Drawn to history's greatest events by an i...