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Atheism As a Philosophy: What does that mean?

Atheism As a Philosophy: What does that mean?

“Atheism is a lack of belief in God or gods” is probably one of the most common definitions and phrases you’ll hear on social media, especially if you get involved with any sort of theological conversation. It will be no surprise, then, that these same people will say things like “atheism is not a philosophy!”…

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Is Atheism a Philosophy Without Hope? – Reviewing Reasonable Faith

Is Atheism a Philosophy Without Hope? – Reviewing Reasonable Faith

A Twitter acquaintance linked me to a Tweet from WLC and a subsequent post on Reasonable Faith and I felt it would be good to address both. I shall start with his Tweet and move on to his article that asserts atheism is a philosophy without hope. WLC’s Tweet There are a number of things…

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Logic, Language & Linguistics – How to Analyse Definitions

Logic, Language & Linguistics – How to Analyse Definitions

When I think about language and linguistics, I often do it through the lens of logic and so I sometimes apply these terms to language. This might not be the ‘normal’ way we use the terminology, but I find it a useful way to discuss the language being used. Language is the way we try…

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Can you prove a negative? 🤔 YES! 🤯You just NEED to KNOW how! 🤓

Can you prove a negative? 🤔 YES! 🤯You just NEED to KNOW how! 🤓

“You can’t prove a negative” is such a common phrase among atheists these days and it’s ridiculous!

Do You really think you can’t prove a negative or non-existence?

Well, you’re mistaken – check out this post to find out how!

Bad Atheist Arguments
Changing minds.

Changing minds.

Made by Kristyn.

Comics
A short treatise on the importance of championing human artistic expression, and keeping A.I. out of the creation of art.

A short treatise on the importance of championing human artistic expression, and keeping A.I. out of the creation of art.

The importance of human artistic expression in the art world cannot be overstated. As Plato once said, “The arts are not only imitation of the reality, but also a representation of human character.” In other words, art is a reflection of the human experience, and as such, it is essential for preserving the essence of…

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Philosophy
Evolution of Atheism

Evolution of Atheism

Atheism is a word that has quite a rich history going all the way back to ancient Greece and the definition of atheism has changed quite a lot throughout the years. There’s also quite a contentious view pushed by some people who identify as atheists that there is only one definition of atheism. This is…

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Issues With Agnostic Atheism

Issues With Agnostic Atheism

I’m an atheist, I believe gods do not exist, though atheism is polysemous so not all atheists use it that way and I want to address a term some atheists use known as agnostic atheism. This article is the written form of the video, so, if you prefer to watch, please check the below: Agnostic…

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Retry, Renew, Resume

Retry, Renew, Resume

Idea by Kristyn, art by AI. I came up with the idea for this comic back when I first started making them, but didn’t have the skill to draw what I wanted. Ironically, I started drawing it several times, and binned what I had done, so this is the replacement. If you like our comics,…

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Comics
Discussions and The Burden of Proof – Podcast Version

Discussions and The Burden of Proof – Podcast Version

This is the audio version of the recent YouTube Video An Article version can also be found at: Discussions and The Burden of Proof

Discussions and The Burden of Proof

Discussions and The Burden of Proof

One of the problems with contemporary social media discourse is jumping around and ahead in the conversation, misusing terms, axioms, and similar and not taking the time to actually have a discussion and understand what the other person is saying. We are too quick to judge people based on the group we think they belong…

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Burden of Proof
Efficiency is overrated.

Efficiency is overrated.

Comic by Kristyn working on a joke from her Facebook page Miss Trans Lation If you like our comics, we think you’ll love our YouTube Channel

Comics
Idiot Sandwich

Idiot Sandwich

Comic by Kristyn. If you like our comics, we think you’ll love our YouTube Channel!

Philosophy
Me and the Skeptic and Atheist Community

Me and the Skeptic and Atheist Community

Introduction A little while ago Shannon Q released a video of her speech from Better 2022.  Better is a conference organised by The Atheist Network Group, or TANG for short. The title of the video, and I’m assuming the speech also, is ‘Are you in the “Atheist Community”?’. Are you not already subscribed to Shannon…

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Communications Considerations
Epistemic Humility (Better Scepticism 1)

Epistemic Humility (Better Scepticism 1)

Introduction They say you should write about what you know. Seeing as I know nothing though, I thought a good place to start would be a guide to better scepticism. By scepticism here I mean scepticism in the sense that most in the sceptic community use the term. Rather than in the sense of Radical…

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Scepticism
The Gumball Analogy

The Gumball Analogy

Introduction You are presented with a jar full of gumballs.  There are no broken gumballs inside the jar, they are all whole gumballs.  Most sceptics and atheists will have heard the Gumball Analogy already.  It’s a pretty common analogy used by sceptics and atheists who have discussions on places like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube.  Fans…

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