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Atheism is Fascism
Atheism is Fascism.

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Atheism vs India 10d
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Atheism and Literature (RISECI)
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Atheism is getting too religious they really need a church now.
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What Problem of Evil Atheism Is Unstoppable?
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But two floors below the Conservative Political Action Conference's cavernous ballroom, there's an entirely different show.

An eclectic -- and sometimes bewildering -- mix of more than 120 vendors are peddling everything from handbags and advanced degrees to atheism and books. It's a mix of unvarnished capitalism and old school political recruiting.

But perhaps most importantly, the bazaar is a place where conservatives can capture the next generation.

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"Look at the kids," said Ami Francisco, who was working the Young Republican National Federation booth. "There are so many young people. There are high school kids here. There are college kids here and this is the future of our party."

Francisco said the Young Republican's goal is to create a home for graduating college students through the age of 40, which she emphasized was important to the growth of the Republican Party,

"We want to get them engaged, keep them engaged right from high school to college and into the Young Republicans so they are not dropping off," she said.

CPAC is the logical recruiting ground to do that. At least 56% of the roughly 9,000 people who registered for the conference this year were of college age, according to organizers.

The cost of renting a piece of this valuable real estate to make your conservative pitch: $4,000.

Of all the conservative gatherings that occur each year, Annette Pettyjohn, director of admissions for Liberty University School of Law, described CPAC as "the best one for me to recruit students."

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For sale: handbags and conservative ideology

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.

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

The volunteer agents, who are not licensed counselors or therapists, will not steer callers toward atheism, Morehead said. Rather, they will offer a sympathetic ear and practical tips for finding secular or religious communities. One script they can use, for example, asks callers about their beliefs and matches them with local congregations. Other guidelines direct callers with serious problems to secular therapists or, if necessary, a suicide hotline.

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Losing my religion: Hotline helps would-be atheists

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.

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

The volunteer agents, who are not licensed counselors or therapists, will not steer callers toward atheism, Morehead said. Rather, they will offer a sympathetic ear and practical tips for finding secular or religious communities. One script they can use, for example, asks callers about their beliefs and matches them with local congregations. Other guidelines direct callers with serious problems to secular therapists or, if necessary, a suicide hotline.

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Atheism Explained
Atheism has always been a "religion" that does not want to be defined or classified as a #39;religion. #39; In this video, I will explain what Atheism is in basic t...

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Atheism Is Money - A Response To Brett Keane
Brett Keane is a hypocritical, lying idiot and today I intend to prove it. Brett #39;s video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3x0RUE2f9b0 Dendrophilian #39;s video: ...

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