Challenging Religious Faith & Privilege
Belief in the supernatural is still alive and kicking, even among UK atheists who don’t believe in a god. A Research report (ref. 1) has revealed that only a third of UK atheists claim to completely reject supernatural beliefs such as life after death, astrology, and the existence of a universal life-force.
In association with our friends at the London Atheist Activist Group (LAAG), Atheism UK is proud to announce that Texas State Director of American Atheists, host of the Ra-Men Podcast and one third of the “Unholy Trinity”, AronRa will be coming to speak on “Religious Culture and AA’s Activism”.
Thursday 30th April 2015 at 7.30pm-10.30pm
The Prince of Wales Pub, Drury Lane.
Click here for further details.
Atheism UK Distinguished Supporter Dr Sue Blackmore recently attempted to deliver a lecture to a group of 17-18 year olds in Oxford.
What followed was a prime example of how religions poison minds!
Public lecture: Middlesex University, Tuesday 13th May at 4pm Continue reading “A cognitive theory of religion”
No, it’s not the delivery you were expecting from Amazon Continue reading “Knock, knock!”
Christian education – a great oxymoron of our time Continue reading “Faith-free education”
If I may be self indulgent for a moment…
Rich Honess of Atheism UK joins host Jake Farr-Wharton and AAI President Stuart Bechman in discussing the top religion stories from 2013 on the Secular World Podcast.
Jesus, Heaven, Hell and hilarity? – what else but brilliant atheist fiction Continue reading “Book review: ‘A Brief Eternity’ by Paul Beaumont”
A well-researched book that deserves a place in your reference library Continue reading “Book review: 50 Great Myths About Atheism”
Atheism, Catholicism and a good laugh all in one book! Continue reading “Book review: ‘Faithless’ by Tony Philpott”