No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
Ronald Lindsay, president of CFI, on privilege:
Ronald Lindsay, president of CFI, on privilege:
Is good to see public policy not peddling pseudoscience and fear-mongering:
Sometimes people admit they’re wrong:
Ireland’s pro-choice activists risk prison with mass leafleting campaign:
Campaigners target cafes, pubs, changing rooms and public toilets with illegal information on abortion access
That’s just plain wrong. How can information be illegal? It can be confidential, FYEO, top secret, but it makes no sense to make illegal any information – well, we’re talking about people who banned abortion, so I guess it’s unfair to hold them to such high expectations.
Recently, a Colombian news media published an article about Famous, Colombian and Atheist personalities. It turned out very few of them were actually Atheists, and none of them was so on rational grounds, so I wrote a post about it.
One of the responses I got, was that I wanted every Atheist to be so for the same reasons (Reason), and that this is beginning to sound like an “atheistic religion”. It’s time to address this argument.
