Tag Archives: secular values

Non-Christians Continue to Struggle with Morality

Posted on January 25, 2019 by Michael

Tom Gilson wrote a nice article about the way secularists push their morality on others. They approach morality as hyper-religious zealots.  They demand conformity.  They demand allegiance to their morality. As we proceed into the increasingly bizarre post-Christian world, the … Continue reading →

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Postchristian, postmodern values

Posted on January 17, 2019 by Michael

In 2002, a pedophile murders two ten-year-old girls. In 2005, the pedophile murderer gets sentenced to jail. In 2018, pedophile murderer claims he is a woman and wants to be moved to a woman’s prison. According to social justice logic, … Continue reading →

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Social Justice Temper Tantrums

Posted on December 30, 2018 by Michael

  Since these videos are viral, you’ve probably seen them.  But if not, enjoy the social justice ragieness. First, we have an employee at a vape store going nuts because a customer walked in with a Trump shirt.  If nothing … Continue reading →

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One Thing Leads to Another

Posted on November 19, 2018 by Michael

Spirit of the age….. Lying about your age on dating websites is usually considered a bit of a faux pas. Now a 69-year-old Dutchman wants the courts to make him officially 20 years younger, likening the change to identifying as … Continue reading →

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More Postmodern Authoritarianism

Posted on November 20, 2017 by Michael

We have yet more evidence for the authoritarian nature of today’s social justice activists A Canadian teaching assistant was reprimanded by her professor for showing students a video featuring University of Toronto psychology professor Jordan Peterson. According to The National … Continue reading →

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Two plus two does not equal five

Posted on November 20, 2017 by Michael

Here’s a story of a guy who calls himself Ja Du.  He believes he is both a woman and a Filipino.  He is transgender and transracial.  If he wants to believe that, fine.  The problem arises when he and others … Continue reading →

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The Pence Rule

Posted on November 18, 2017 by Michael

One topic that seriously agitates the Friendly Atheist is the so-called Pence Rule. Hemant explains: The “Mike Pence rule” (a.k.a. the Billy Graham rule) is the absurd notion that a man shouldn’t meet with a woman who’s not his wife … Continue reading →

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Social Justice Determinists

Posted on October 19, 2017 by Michael

As I have argued before, atheistic determinism and social justice ideology complement each other very well.  Thus, it is rather amusing to watch a hardcore determinist like Jerry Coyne engage in his constant battles with various social justice atheists and … Continue reading →

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Sociologist Advocates Violence

Posted on February 6, 2017 by Michael

Katherine Cross describes herself as a “Sociologist, Transfeminist, Gaming Critic, Opera-loving slug matron, and itinerant Valkyrie.”  How wonderful.  She also advocates for violence in a blog essay entitled, “Why Punching Nazis Is Not Only Ethical, But Imperative.” You can read … Continue reading →

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The Postmodern Land of Oz

Posted on January 16, 2017 by Michael

William Briggs has an interesting essay entitled, “When Marriage Can Be Anything, Marriage Can Be Anything.” He begins as follows: It is only irrational animus, bigotry, and hatred that causes some to deny that human beings and fairground rides cannot … Continue reading →

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