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"You don't need God -- to hope, to care, to love, to live"

It looks like the CFI has chosen Indianapolis as the location of a new billboard campaign, which will place billboards around I-465.  The billboards will attempt to dispel myths about the non-religious and promote a positive message.  Given how conservative Indiana is on the whole, this campaign will undoubtedly turn some heads and make some people upset.  The article I’ve linked here quotes one man as saying that it’s “a crying shame for the religious world….  Our nation’s supposed to be founded under God and you got people trying to take it away.”  

I, for one, am excited that this sort of campaign is coming to Indy.  I’ll have to see if some of my people back there can take some pictures of the billboards once they go up.

Father Loses Custody of His Children for Being Agnostic

thereisnogod:

That sucks.  Thanks to dirtysouthd for the heads up.

Ah good to see the city I live in making the news.

Link to the local news link here: http://www.fox59.com/news/wxin-father-claims-he-lost-children-112210,0,5638516.story 

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mmmmmelissa:

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a-martin:

Broadripple Is Burning by Margot & The Machines

One of the best songs ever!

Hey, I’ve actually seen them perform this song in Broad Ripple, at the Vogue.

Small world!

Of course, since this is a blog about skepticism and non-belief, I’m obligated to take this opportunity to express my view that such instances of apparent synchronicity are indeed just intriguing coincidences — any apparent meaningfulness they seem to possess is located entirely within the eye of the beholder, and is not intrinsic to the coincidence itself.