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Atheism:     more books (96)

Philosophers without Gods: Meditations on Atheism and the Secular Life God & Atheism by Bonansea, 1979 Patience With God: Faith for People Who Don't Like Religion (or Atheism) by Frank Schaeffer, 2010-10-26 The Last Superstition: A Refutation of the New Atheism by Edward Feser, 2010-11-20 Faith of the Fatherless: The Psychology of Atheism by Paul C. Vitz, 2000-04-01 Atheism & Philosophy by Kai Nielsen, 2005-07-05 Arguing for Atheism: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion by Robin Le Poidevin, 1996-09-20 The Necessity of Atheism and Other Essays (The Freethought Library) by Percy Bysshe Shelley, 1993-01 Absurdities of Atheism: Meditations On Believing by Daniel Keeran, 2009-09-11 God Is Dead' and I Don't Feel So Good Myself: Theological Engagements With the New Atheism The presumption of atheism, and other philosophical essays on God, freedom and immortality by Antony Flew, 1976 Western Atheism: A Short History by James Thrower, 1999-12 A Short History of Atheism (Library of Modern Religion) by Gavin Hyman, 2011-03-29 A short history of western atheism (The Humanist library) by James Thrower, 1971

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61. Atheism
    atheism. atheism is the philosophy that there are no gods ( a = without, theos = god). (see also Occam's Razor as justification of atheism)  
    http://pespmc1.vub.ac.be/ATHEISM.html
    
    Extractions: Atheism is the philosophy that there are no god s ("a" = without, "theos" = god) The simplest argument for atheism follows from Occam's Razor : from different equivalent explanations, choose the simplest one. If we cannot explain more things by postulating the existence of God than we can without, then we should prefer the theory without. The fact that this principle is not sufficient to prove that God does not exist, is not very relevant. After all, nobody can prove that unicorns, flying toasters or 23-legged purple elephants do not exist, but that does not make their existence any more likely. (see also: Occam's Razor as justification of atheism This assumes that the existence of God does not explain anything. However, the most typical argument for the existence of God is that creation by God is needed to explain the complexity of the universe around us. Apart from the fact that that same complexity can already be explained by straightforward principles of evolution and self-organization , the introduction of God does not in any way contribute to explanation, since it just pushes the phenomenon to be explained one step away. If God explains the existence of the universe, then what explains the existence of God? Since the concept of God is neither simpler nor more intuitive than the concept of the Universe, explaining God's origin is not in any way easier than explaining the origin of the Universe. On the contrary, since God is in principle unknowable, we cannot even hope to explain His coming into being. On the other hand, although the Universe may never be grasped in its totality, there are definitely many aspects of it that are observable and understandable, and lend themselves to ever more complete explanations. In conclusion, postulating God as an explanation does not only make the theory unnecessarily complicated, it even obscures those phenomena that might have been explained otherwise.

62. Atheism And Humanism
    A few essays from a Singapore Humanist.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/my/shores/atheism.html

63. Atheism, Its Teaching And Validity Examined. Is Atheism Defensible?
    An examination of atheism, pros and cons. Observations regarding ethics, behavior of atheists, and Category Society Religion and Spirituality atheism Christian Viewsatheism looked at, explained, and critiqued. Different aspects of atheismdealth with. CHRISTIAN New? atheism ranges from strong to weak.  
    http://www.carm.net/atheism.htm

64. Ex-Atheist.com
    Story of how a lifelong skeptic became a Christian. Also includes articles discussing skepticism, atheism, and apologetics and various resources for Christians.  
    http://www.ex-atheist.com/

65. Logical Fallacies And Logical Arguments
    Logical fallacies are presented with detailed explanations, multiple examples, and tips on avoiding them. Fallacies are organized by topic and alphabetically.  
    http://atheism.about.com/library/FAQs/skepticism/blfaq_fall_index.htm

66. J’raxis·Org
    J’raxis·com, atheism The God Simulator.http//www.jraxis.com/atheism/simulator/.  
    http://www.jraxis.com/atheism/simulator/
    
    Extractions: J’raxis·Com and all content is down until further notice.) As you read this, the American Empire is taking its last steps toward eventual destruction, and ultimately its rightful place on the scrap heap of history alongside other failed empires. I must congratulate President Bush on a job well done. The United States has had imperial ambitions since its foundations, however, past regimes had used the fig leaf of international diplomacy and cooperation to hide this fact, and much of the world had cooperated willingly as the United States increased its hegemony throughout. document.writeln( '“' + quote[ quoteIdx ] + '”' ); document.writeln( '— ' + attrib[ quoteIdx ] + '' ); “The world is witnessing a second great power: it is the power of international public opinion, which is forecasting the end of the United States.” — Marwan Fares, www.dailystar.com.lb President Bush, however, has revealed the United States for what it is: An empire with delusions of grandeur rivalling Rome, a sense of self-entitlement rivalling the British Empire, an expertise at propagandizing rivalling the Soviets, and barbarity rivalling Nazi Germany. Each of these empires, and all others, eventually, and sometimes quite quickly, imploded under their own weight and the conflict they caused. And, now that the true ambitions of the American Empire are known, its days are numbered, and its ultimate fate is surely sealed. I shall soon be far from America’s shores, where I will watch with satisfaction the twilight of the last and largest of the world’s empires.

67. Welcome To My World ! ! !
    Includes atheism, Tibet, and pictures.  
    http://www.geocities.com/matathias/
    
    Extractions: Onward to futility! My name is Matt Johnson and I was told that if I didn't have a webpage, I would cease to exist and being the lemming I am, I decided with the existance camp. Now I will march into the mundane: I am a Senior at Western Michigan University where I am an English Major / History Minor under secondary education. That's right, I may be a a teacher coming to a school near you! Camera/Photography Email Me! Music Mix of the Now Burnham Pics Picture Pages Click on Austin...because...well...he's my bag, baby! I am king of this little piece of the internet! (Isn't that charming?) people have visited my glorious page since April 17, 2001.

68. Irregular Times: Further Than Atheism
    Exploring territory beyond the rejection of gods.Category Society Religion and Spirituality atheism Personal PagesWelcome to Further Than atheism. Written share. It is based upon the insightthat atheism should be a beginning, not an end in itself.  
    http://www.irregulartimes.com/further.html
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Further Than Atheism. Written for non-believers of all stripes , Further Than Atheism is an ongoing attempt to explore the territory that lies beyond the rejection of gods that all atheists share. It is based upon the insight that atheism should be a beginning, not an end in itself. By focusing merely upon what they do not believe, atheists restrict themselves to mere reaction to the ideas of the religious. Atheism consists only of negation, but it allows for many possible affirmations as well. The search for such possibilities is what Further Than Atheism is all about. Isn't Atheism Enough? An introduction to the column

69. Positive Atheism Magazine (since 1995)
    News, history, humor, opinion, and analysis.  
    http://www.positiveatheism.org/

70. Mark Humphrys
    http://www.ed.ac.uk/~humphrys/Politics/atheism.html

71. Against The Religion Of Atheism
    Documents presenting Biblical arguments against atheism, and equating atheism with Satanism.  
    http://www.hom.net/~angels/atheism.html

72. Morality And Atheism
    An examination of the theist assertion that one cannot accept both atheism and objective moral standards Category Society Religion and Spirituality atheism EthicsMorality and atheism. One claim that theists make often in atheism is that onecannot both accept atheism and objective moral standards at the same time.  
    http://www.eskimo.com/~cwj2/atheism/moralath.html
    
    Extractions: Last revised 29 January 1998 Introduction One claim that theists make often in #atheism is that one cannot both accept atheism and objective moral standards at the same time. They feel that at least one of these two views is true: objective moral standards prove that God exists, or that if there is not a God, then there cannot be objective moral standards. This paper serves a few purposes. First, it directly shows that there are differing views on morality between atheists. One of the writers is a moral subjectivist ; the other is a moral objectivist. In the first half, Charles Johnson defends a subjective view of morality. In the second half, Ed. Stoebenau defends a view that atheism and objective morality are consistent; one can accept both and still be ration in these respects. This paper shows that the moral argument for theism can be defeated in both of its premises: either there are not objective moral standards or they do not need to be from a deity. Note The views expressed in the first part of the essay are no longer the views of the author of that part (Charles W. Johnson); indeed, he's changed his mind to almost precisely the opposite. However, this essay has been left online in order to ensure that links to it continue to work, and for reading interest. - CWJ, 27 May 2002

73. The Meme Machine
    Essays about atheism, evolution, and related topics.Category Society Religion and Spirituality atheismThis site operates in frames. No Frames Navigation.  
    http://www.mwillett.org/frames/atheism.htm

74. The Page Of Reason -- Arguments For Humanism, Reason, Science, Atheism And Socia
    Arguments for atheism and Humanism, quotes, music, thoughts, essays, books, and philosophy.  
    http://WWW.Update.UU.SE/~fbendz/

75. Àòåèñòè÷åñêèé ñàéò. Àòåèçì è ðåëèãèè â Ðîññ�
    The summary for this Russian page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.  
    http://atheism.websib.ru/

76. Www.Antichrist.com
    Discusses antichristianity and atheism.  
    http://www.antichrist.com

77. Rubak.com - Article - Morality And Atheism
    An essay by Josh Rubak discussing whether ethics and morality require religion. Has feedback area.Category Society Religion and Spirituality atheism EthicsMorality and atheism. The purpose of this article is to open discussionabout atheism and it's interaction with morals and ethics.  
    http://www.rubak.com/article.cfm?ID=11

78. Christian Apologetics And Research Ministry
    Large Christian apologetics site dealing with Christian Doctrine, Evolution, atheism, Cults, tough questions, and other world views.  
    http://www.carm.org/

79. Mushukyou And Atheism
    Personal views on atheism, God, and Jesus.Category Society Religion and Spirituality atheism Personal PagesMushukyou and atheism, New!! Converse in my Forums! =). No more UnderGod Pledge! I pledge allegiance, to the flag, of the Christian  
    http://www.mushukyou.com/

80. The Reverend James
    Opinion pieces on atheism, agnosticism, and anarchism, as well as on local political issues.  
    http://members.tripod.com/reverend_james/
    
    Extractions: Thanks for making a stop at my site. I hope some of the things I have posted on here enlighten you or maybe even anger you, but I will take great pleasure in it either way. If you get a chance, send me an e-mail and tell me what you think of the site. I enjoy fan mail and hate mail equally so both are encouraged; and, if I like the letter, I will post it on here. So, in the meantime, check out my pics, quotes, and other goodies. Enjoy and thanks again for stopping by!

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