Atheism UK Podcast – Now on Apple Podcasts
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…
‘Spiritual’ The Weasel Word
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…
Predators, Atheism and Humanism
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…
The Importance Of Understanding Evidence
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…
The Myth Of The Absolute
Why is the 'Myth of the Absolute' relevant to our lives? How often have you come across a theist who argues that absolute rules of morality are necessary if morality…
Sexual Abuse Prevalent In Institutions Across Major UK Religions
Content Warning: This post contains content such as Child Sexual Abuse, Paedophilia, and Abuse by Clergy/Priests, which some might find distressing. The Independent Inquiry in Child Abuse report The Independent…
We Get Responses…
Recently on our @AtheismUK Twitter feed we posted the following meme: OK, it is a bit of a silly meme, after all we don’t believe that there is a god…
Earth, Solar System, Galaxies and Beyond
Some personal thoughts from one of our AUK members: (more…) (more…)
People with ‘No Religion’ will outnumber Christians in Great Britain during 2021
'The trend seems inexorable as the gradual but persistent march of 'nones' in Great Britain continues relentlessly apace year-on-year: in 2011 one in three people had 'No Religion', a decade…
Great Britain 2011-2018: non-religious increase by 1 million each year, Christians decrease by 0.7 million each year.
On average the number of non-religious people in Britain has increased by a million each year in the last seven years, according to the Annual Population Survey from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) released April 2019.
