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Secular Sunday – Men’s Testicle Location Strong Argument Against Intelligent Design

Easing back into my Secular Sunday posts with a funny Reddit post, inspired by a heat wave in Europe, ruminating on how the location of mens’ testicles is an argument against intelligent design!

¶ Posted 10 September 2023 § Humour § Wisdom ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: atheism, health, science

Secular Sunday – Science Can’t Prove God

¶ Posted 25 June 2023 § ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: atheism, science

Secular Sunday – First Karen Church

I’m not religious but I could see myself going to this church in an ironical fashion…

¶ Posted 18 June 2023 § Humour § Photo ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: atheism, language

Secular Sunday – “The most unthinking among us…who would invade our schools and libraries and homes. I personally resent it bitterly.”

¶ Posted 11 June 2023 § Censorship § Internet § Library § News § Politics § Wisdom ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: atheism, education, history, science

Secular Sunday – The Original Drag Queen Storytime?

¶ Posted 04 June 2023 § Humour § Library § News § Politics § PopCulture ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: atheism, education, history

Secular Sunday – “I know Batman and Superman don’t exist but I have a close personal relationship with Spider-Man.”

Norwegian??Stand-Up Comedian Dag Soras?Have a nice weekend ! pic.twitter.com/48WtA7fd87 — Caring Atheist (@Caring_Atheist) April 28, 2023

¶ Posted 21 May 2023 § Humour § Meme § PopCulture § Wisdom ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: education, history, science

Secular Sunday – If You Believe The Bible Literally, Both Eve and Jesus Were Transgender (Happy Mother’s Day!)

It’s all about where you get your chromosomes…

¶ Posted 14 May 2023 § Humour § Wisdom ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: atheism, history, science

Secular Sunday – “Indiana public librarians forced to remove half the books in the teen section as demanded by unelected library board including a pro-book banning pastor”

Just as we watched drug poisonings and Narcan training spread across American libraries before becoming more common in Canada, I suspect religiously-motivated book banning requests (and religious board members being even more activist in trying to direct library’s directions, not just individual books) is the next thing American libraries will export to Canada. (via r/atheism)