The Gospel According To The Most Plausible Evidence
By Don Cameron The Background Many gospels were written but only four were admitted to the canon by those who had acquired power. The remainder, which had differing and contradictory…
By Don Cameron The Background Many gospels were written but only four were admitted to the canon by those who had acquired power. The remainder, which had differing and contradictory…
As ever, before commencing this article, our usual caveat with regards to partisan politics. Atheism UK does not involve itself with either the promotion or criticism of partisan politics and…
The latest Lambeth Conference 2022, led by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, re-affirmed that homosexuality is a sin. Atheism UK's recent blog gives a brief overview and comments on…
By John Richards The notion of an ‘afterlife’ is one of the most heinous aspects of several religions. Essentially, it is a deception. There is no evidence for life after…
You would have to be a very disconnected hermit not to have noticed that the internet has disrupted the communication and publishing business, which traditionally put the power in the…
Atheism UK has revised and updated its original goal, which was 'The end of religious faith'. We now realise that was wishful thinking, well-meaning, maybe naïve with initial enthusiasm, but…
Atheism UK's increasingly popular podcast series is now available on audio via Apple Podcasts You can now download and listen to our discussions on various topics, such as counter-apologetics and…
Many atheists will be aware that discussions about religion with non-atheists can often contain the ‘S’ word. That is, ‘spiritual’, ‘spiritualism’, or derivations of those concepts.Let’s start with some dictionary…
My parents were not interested in religion; I picked up a little religious knowledge in school, but I have never felt a need for religion, though I am interested in…
Why this article? Central to the debate between theists and atheists, and to our understanding of the world, is the question of how we discover what we can discover and…