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Buddhism and Atheism Ajahn Brahm
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Bill Maher on Religion (Part 1): Is Atheism a Religion?
Phil Fernandes demonstrates how wrong Bill Maher is on atheism and whether it is a religion or not.

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God/Allah Answers Stephen Fry (Islam Vs Atheism)
God answers ALL Stephen Fry #39;s objections.

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Atheism refuted by science
From full video: ATHEISM EVOLUTION THEORY DESTROYED (Logical Proof for God) - in few seconds_2.flv Full video url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDhuKbimEJU.

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Joe Rogan Commentates On A Faith Healer
Atheism-is-Unstoppable-3 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgDhGCcCNMc Sometimes we get so caught up in the outlandish supernatural claims of the religious t...

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Atheism IS Nihilism.
My response to the commonly asked (but ill-formed) question. Intro featuring "Spirituality" by Strapping Young Lad. I don #39;t own it. Duh.

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Atheism by Narasingha Prabhu
Atheism by Narasingha Prabhu [To watch more interviews of devotee, visit - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhtmKWc6vRTB1-urEnxSDI0_dDdUgCOr8%5D

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Considering atheism? Unsure about your faith? Call 1-184-I-DOUBT-IT.

The 24-hour crisis hotline for those considering leaving their faith is operated byRecovering From Religion, a Kansas City, Mo.-based nonprofit that aids those transitioning out of faith.

When people are reconsidering the role religion plays in their lives, they risk losing their families, their spouses, their jobs, said Sarah Morehead,executive director of Recovering From Religion. These people are isolated, excluded, shunned. It rocks these people to the bottom of their hearts. It is heartbreaking.

Hotline volunteers will not advocate leaving religion for atheism, Kimberly Winston writes for the Religion News Service, but will offer support and resources.

The hotline's motto is: When faith is on the line, so are we.

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Bangladeshi security officials arrested a suspect Monday in the killing of an American writer who was a prominent critic of extremist Islam and was hacked to death last week as he walked with his wife in Dhaka, a government spokesman said.

The arrest of Farabi Shafiur Rahman came four days after attackers wielding meat cleavers killed Avijit Roy, an outspoken atheist and critic of the intertwining of religion and politics, on a crowded sidewalk in the capital, said Mufti Mahmud Khan, a spokesman for the anti-crime Rapid Action Battalion.

Roy, a Bangladesh-born engineer with American citizenship, was killed on a visit from Georgia in the United States to attend Dhakas main book fair. He and his wife, Rafida Ahmed, were attacked after leaving the fair. Ahmed was seriously injured.

Rahman, a Muslim blogger who denounced atheism, had threatened Roy in Facebook postings, Khan said, quoting him as writing: Avijit Roy lives in America, so its not possible to kill him right now. But he will be killed when he comes back.

Rahman had been arrested previously for threatening an imam who performed funeral prayers for another atheist Bangladeshi blogger killed in 2013. He was released on bail after six months in jail.

While Rahman acknowledged making the threats, Khan said, authorities refused to say if they believed he was one of the attackers.

He has admitted that he threatened Avijit but we are not sharing more information with you for the sake of the investigation. We need to ask him more, Khan said.

The Bangladesh government has accepted a U.S. offer of FBI help in the investigation of the killing, according to Foreign Minister A.H. Mahmood Ali.

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Story highlights A new helpline is believed to be the first for people suffering from a loss of faith Founded by the group Recovering From Religion, 1-84-I-DOUBT-IT launched on Friday.

Find out what it means to be an atheist -- and why you should care -- in a one-hour special airing March 24 at 9 p.m. ET on CNN.

He's been a Christian for 20 years but can't believe in the Bible anymore. He hasn't told his friends or family and still sits, uneasy, in church each Sunday.

"I feel like I'm lying," he tells the woman on the other end of the phone. "I'm pretending to be a person that I'm not.

"But what if I'm wrong?" he asks. "Will I go to hell?"

"Hmmm..." the woman says, after stumbling through an awkward answer. "I thought you weren't going to make this hard."

If this call had been real, the woman says, she would have dissuaded the man from falling for Pascal's Wager, the argument that it's better to believe in God because -- well, hell is an awfully hot place to spend eternity.

But the call wasn't real. The man and woman are volunteers training for 1-84-I-DOUBT-IT, believed to be the country's first helpline for people wrestling with religion, suffering from a loss of faith, or confused about why their son or wife seems to have suddenly embraced atheism.

Founded by the group Recovering From Religion and cobbled together with a small budget, the helpline launched on Friday. Nearly 100 volunteers are ready to field calls 24/7 on the weekends and from 6-12 Central Time on weeknights.

Calls will be kept confidential and the callers can remain anonymous, said Sarah Morehead, Recovering From Religion's executive director. There's no physical call center; instead volunteers and callers are connected through a virtual private network

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