The Better Conference (BetterCon) 2022 – An Atheist Conference in Indiana
Meet other atheists and learn ways to build community, improve dialogue, and more effectively engage with those who are deeply indoctrinated.
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The Magician James Randi on the Importance of Skepticism
James Randi, the legendary magician, skeptic, and paranormal debunker talks about the importance of scientific skepticism and how his work as a magician has shaped the way he views the world
Is God Real? What if You’re Wrong? (Pascal’s Wager)
Mathematician Blaise Pascal famously declared that belief in God is a safe bet, because a lack of belief possibly results in hell. Here’s why he’s wrong.
What is Street Epistemology?
What is Street Epistemology? In this interview with Street Epistemologist, Anthony Magnabosco, we talk about how using the Socratic Method (asking questions) can create doxastic openness with our interlocutors.
How to Convert an Atheist
How do you convert an atheist? Most atheists rely on evidence, reason, and the scientific method to form our worldview. To convert one of us, theists need to be able to demonstrate that the evidence points in the direction of their god.
Animated Bible Myths: Lot’s Salty Wife
A satirical secular cartoon of the Biblical myth of Sodom and Gomorrah and how Lot’s wife turned into a pillar of table salt.
I Asked a Pastor the Same Question that Made his Daughter an Atheist! (Matt Slick vs David Smalley)
Matt Slick debated David Smalley in Dallas, Texas in 2016 about whether or not the God of the Bible is a moral monster. At the debate, I decided to ask Pastor Matt Slick the same question that led Matt Slick’s own daughter to become an atheist. Here is his response, and my reaction to it.
Animated Bible Myths: Noah’s Ark – Part 2
The Biblical story of Noah’s Ark satirized as a comedic secular cartoon video by Holy Koolaid to show the hilarious absurdity of the story. (part 2)
Animated Bible Myths: Noah’s Ark – Part 1
The Biblical story of Noah’s Ark satirized as a comedic secular cartoon video by Holy Koolaid to show the hilarious absurdity of the story. (part 1)