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The Pursuit of Equity Vs. the Pursuit of Happiness

February 28, 2023 by Kristine Harley in Opinion

Fundamentalism can be defined as nostalgia for a world that never existed. What then is this belief in a future utopia in which “equity” is promised, especially since it will likewise remain elusive? It is difficult to pin down who coined this phrase, but here is an example of equity versus equal opportunity: Equality gives […]

David Silverman on The Buff Show 2/25/22

February 25, 2023 by Cara Lina in Media Appearances

Book Review: The War on the West by Douglas Murray

January 31, 2023 by Roling Kaloti in Opinion

The War on the West by Douglas Murray. This is, as far as I know, the eighth book by the author. If you’re familiar with Murray, then you’d know he’s been the subject of a lot of controversy, focusing on topics such as Islam, immigration, transgender ideology, and, most recently, his support of Ukraine. I […]

With Richard Dawkins in the Galapagos Islands, Part Six: Day Three, Fernandina

January 24, 2023 by Kristine Harley in Opinion

On Sunday morning, Mother’s Day, we visited Fernandina, one of the youngest of the islands. We walked on the smooth and roping Pahoehoe lava, which emerges from the volcano as a liquid or close to it, en route inland to see the sharper A’a lava, which emerges less liquidy and […]

Atheists for Liberty: Remembers Dr. Harriet Hall

January 16, 2023 by Atheists for Liberty in Statements

NEW YORK, NY — Atheists for Liberty is deeply saddened to hear about the death of “SkepDoc” Dr. Harriet Hall. Dr. Hall was an advocate of science, truth, and skepticism. Dr. Hall challenged pseudoscience and spoke out against woke agendas, most notably attacks on The Amazing Meeting and the James Randi Educational Foundation. The world of […]

With Richard Dawkins in the Galapagos Islands, Part Five: Videos and Lectures

January 10, 2023 by Kristine Harley in Opinion

Each morning and each afternoon, the naturalists on our ship ferried us on pangas to explore the islands. Being at the equator, it was too hot and bright to be outside at noon. We would eat lunch, have some free time, and enjoy a presentation. On this day, Richard Dawkins presented reactions he had received […]