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Atheists Assemble Care Kits For Those in Need
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Ever seen someone standing on a street corner and wishing you had something you could do to help them? We have at the Kansas City Atheist Coalition, so we got some helping hands together today to put together care kits filled with water and shelf-stable snacks. Participants then took these…
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KCAC Featured in Article: “Faith in Kansas City”
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The work – both charitable and activism – of KCAC and its sister organization, Kansas City Oasis, was featured in a new article titled “Faith in Kansas City”: At the Kansas City Atheist Coalition, President Joshua Hyde said the group, which is focused on advancing atheism, also volunteers with Micah…
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Debate Video: Does the Christian God Exist?
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The Reformed Collective has made available the video of the recent debate involving our director of activism, Joshua Stewart, on YouTube:
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WWJTD Contribution: “Raising My Kids Without Religion”
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Our director of community, Helen Stringer, has contributed a post to the blog “WWJTD” titled, “Raising My Kids Without Religion”: I often explain that my kids will follow the example of the adults around them, like I did growing up. We also raise them to be critical thinkers and to…
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The Importance of Understanding Identity
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David Silverman of American Atheists, among others, was featured on a CNN special. One statement by David Silverman has caused a stir of controversy: CNN Anchor: “I’ve interviewed men and women, they say, ‘I’m a humanist, I’m a freethinker, I’m a skeptic.’ So many people won’t say, ‘I’m an atheist.’…
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American Family Association Maps “Bigotry” – Including KCAC
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The American Family Association, known for its active promotion of religious and anti-LGBT governmental and social values, has produced a map of organizations in the United States “that openly display bigotry toward the Christian faith” – including KCAC: As Hemant writes on the Friendly Atheist: The American Family Association has…
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Chapel Hill and the Atheist Community
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By now, most of us have heard about the murder of three Muslim students at the University of North Carolina, which was followed shortly by Craig Hicks turning himself in for the murders. More relevant to the atheist community is that Craig was an atheist; moreover, he was an anti-theist.…
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MLK Day in Reflection: Black Lives Matter
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The ultimate tragedy is not the oppression and cruelty by the bad people but the silence over that by the good people. – Martin Luther King, Jr. As the day of observance of the works and influence wrought by Martin Luther King, Jr. and his co-activists (and those who followed…