ISU Atheist and Agnostic Society
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| Blog Name: | ISU Atheist and Agnostic Society |
| Url: | http://atheistandagnostic.wordpress.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | atheist, agnostic, student |
| Description: | The mission of ISU AAS is to provide an educational and support system for students who believe that one can live a fulfilling, productive, and ethical life without religion. We promote civil discussion and would like to be seen as good citizens of our university and broader community. This blog documents the activities of our student organization. |
| Popularity: | 4 Followers |
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Food For [Critical] Thought
With Christmas time just around the corner we all have serious issues to be considering. Some of these include: should we be good and, if so, why? For goodness sake? For Jesus? While you’re thinking about this age old topic I would like everyone to consider something that has been on my mind for years, something that I knew in my heart was wrong but that I just didn’t know how to express. Now it has been expressed for me in a manner that I was incapable of. They present it in a way that even me, as a confused and easily manipulated kid, can understand!!1
With Christmas time just around the corner we all have serious issues to be considering. Some of these include: should we be good and, if so, why? For goodness sake? For Jesus? While you’re thinking about this age old topic I would like everyone to consider something that has been on my mind for years, something that I knew in my heart was wrong but that I just didn’t know how to express. Now it has been expressed for me in a manner that I was incapable of. They present it in a way that even me, as a confused and easily manipulated kid, can understand!!1
AAS gets national news coverage!
As many of you know, AAS had an AP religion reporter on campus for the Ask an Atheist booth and the Superstition Bash. The resulting story is a fairly accurate picture of who we are and why we gather in this student organization. We’re already getting many responses to the article. If you’re visiting this site because of this article, feel free to share your views in the comments. The article is reprinted here in full for posterity, but will be removed upon request of the owner of the material. Select positive and
As many of you know, AAS had an AP religion reporter on campus for the Ask an Atheist booth and the Superstition Bash. The resulting story is a fairly accurate picture of who we are and why we gather in this student organization. We’re already getting many responses to the article. If you’re visiting this site because of this article, feel free to share your views in the comments. The article is reprinted here in full for posterity, but will be removed upon request of the owner of the material. Select positive and
Response to news: Negative
What follows is a selection of the more negative letters that resulted from the AP article. More letters will be added as they are received. Names and email addresses have been removed.
What follows is a selection of the more negative letters that resulted from the AP article. More letters will be added as they are received. Names and email addresses have been removed.
Response to news: Positive
What follows is a selection of the more positive letters that resulted from the AP article, some with a bit of constructive criticism that we ought to consider. More letters will be added as they are received. Names and email addresses have been removed. Your efforts are appreciated! Hey, I just read about you on a yahoo news article, and just wanted to say that I support what you’re doing. The voice of non-believers is ridiculously small in comparison with our numbers, and a pleasant (yet vocal) public image is something we def
What follows is a selection of the more positive letters that resulted from the AP article, some with a bit of constructive criticism that we ought to consider. More letters will be added as they are received. Names and email addresses have been removed. Your efforts are appreciated! Hey, I just read about you on a yahoo news article, and just wanted to say that I support what you’re doing. The voice of non-believers is ridiculously small in comparison with our numbers, and a pleasant (yet vocal) public image is something we def
Welcome
Welcome to the blog for the Atheist and Agnostic Society! Our official school website can be found here. On this blog, we post news and event updates for the club as well as occasional commentary from our club members. We hope you’ll explore our site and learn more about us. Feel free to leave comments and get a conversation started. You may also start a discussion on our Facebook Fan Page discuss
Welcome to the blog for the Atheist and Agnostic Society! Our official school website can be found here. On this blog, we post news and event updates for the club as well as occasional commentary from our club members. We hope you’ll explore our site and learn more about us. Feel free to leave comments and get a conversation started. You may also start a discussion on our Facebook Fan Page discuss
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