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Tag Archives: Arguments
Out Like a Lion
When I sat down to do this blog, I was planning on relating on my activity during the lockdown, but I thought it would be OK to comment on the governor’s most recent proclamation. Here in Arizona, the governor finally … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Election, Freethought Community
Tagged Arguments, community, Community Service, Logic, Politics
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Brother Jed is in Town
Every year about this time, Brother Jed (Smock) comes into town. Honestly, I like him and his wife Cindy. They’ve been following the weather around the country to various universities for a long time. I first saw him at the … Continue reading
Shock and Ahh…Shit
The mourning* after the 2016 election. The Nightmare before the Election is now possibly the Nightmare after the Election but we’ll have to wait and see how much rhetoric becomes reality as President Trump proceeds to build and manage the … Continue reading
What is a Christian? Or you must be this high to be a Christian.
On January 12th, the board of directors of the Secular Coalition for America announced the appointment of Larry T. Decker (an unaffiliated Christian) as the new Executive Director of the organization. I for one am not impressed! If someone tells … Continue reading
“I Believe in UFOs 100%.”
I just lost a member of the community today. Apparently, the subject of UFOs came up during a wine tasting party and she was upset that I dismissed the subject in such a mocking manner. Here’s her note: I believe … Continue reading
Posted in Freethought Community, Science and Technology, Skepticism
Tagged Arguments, community, inquiry, Logic, Science, Skeptic, Skeptics of Tucson, Tucson Atheists
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Secular Coalition for Arizona and David Silverman’s Book Tour
It’s been a week of driving for Nancy and me and our ’97 Thunderbird “Atheist Mobile.” Normally, our old cruiser sits in the driveway collecting dust and tree sap but we got a chance to clean it up, fuel it … Continue reading
Supreme Failure
In the last blog entry, I talked about a Supreme Court decision and gave them the benefit of the doubt. It was a unanimous decision after all and needed the extra attention to find the thread of logic that united … Continue reading
Posted in Separation of Church and State, Supreme Court Decision
Tagged Arguments, church and state, Humanism, Logic, Politics, Science
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In the Buffer Zone
Do we have “buffer zones” in our lives? Decisions are coming out of the Supreme Court about the constitutionality of various laws but something can be constitutional and still be a bad idea. The ruling is based on the complaints … Continue reading
Posted in Supreme Court Decision
Tagged Arguments, CAP, church and state, Humanism, Logic, Politics
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What the doctor means is…
The title of this article comes from an old skit made popular during the Viet Nam War. The audio skit was recorded in 1966. It involved an F-4 Phantom pilot the “Captain,” and a public affairs officer. After each question, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Arguments, church and state, community, freethought arizona, Humanism, Logic, Science
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Prayer at local government meetings still a bad idea
As an Atheist in the progressively stunted state of Arizona, I feel the sting of the most recent Supreme Court ruling. It’s a big deal and religious representatives will probably use the ruling to justify other violations of church state … Continue reading
Posted in American Atheists, Atheist Action, Religion, Separation of Church and State
Tagged Arguments, Atheist, church and state, tucson, Tucson Atheists
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