By Ryan Sutter On July 10, Minnesota Public Radio Midmorning discussed the topic “New polls indicate a dim view of U.S. scientific achievement.” The polls in question were from the Pew Center and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The short of it is, the vast majority of Read more
By Crystal Dervetski When you join up with Minnesota Atheists, you are asked two questions: “How did you hear about Minnesota Atheists?” and “Why did you join Minnesota Atheists?” I know, you’re an atheist, you’re a skeptic, and you’re cynical about these questions. It’s totally understandable if it seems like Read more
By George Kane On a Sunday morning at the end of May, Dr. George Tiller, who was well known as one of the few doctors in the country who performed late-term abortions, walked into Reformation Lutheran Church in Wichita Kansas, which he had attended regularly for years. Inside the church, Read more
By Jack Caravela You may be wondering why a group of atheists would choose to see a film titled Drag Me to Hell. The short answer is that the movie’s co-writer and director, Sam Raimi, treats the concept of eternal damnation about as seriously as we do. Mr. Raimi, recently Read more
By Victor Tanner Is “Atheist” a strong enough word for skeptical thinkers? It really only denotes a non-belief in gods and, as we all know, there are many more wacky things out there. What’s stranger than believing that an invisible friend is watching over your every move? Or than believing Read more