BlogTalkRadio
A 1 hour show exploring how and why AA "think" gets in ones head, how to undo it and how long will that take? Each person will be different. There is no one size fits all. Join host Monica Richardson to tear up
OnlySky
Exploring the sometimes painful, sometimes exhilarating process of leaving religion.
Recovering from Religion
Stories from people who have questioned their beliefs, left their faith, navigated doubt, and changed their minds about religion. Some are atheists, some agnostic, and some embrace a different kind of belief. All of them are recovering from religion.
OnlySky
Grappling with the difficult questions of death and dying from a secular, nonreligious point of view.
Greta Christina
Atheism, sex, politics, dreams, and whatever.
Dr. Dad
Welcome to Dr. Dad! I'm Ron Crouch, a.k.a. Dr. Dad, an author and child psychologist. My mission in life is to help every kid have a happy childhood, and my books are all about doing that by using the best that science and psychology has to offer. If you read my books or browse this site you will see that I am a huge fan of critical thinking. Ok... maybe I'm a little obsessed with it. But I have good reasons! Critical thinking is crucial for living a happy and healthy life in our modern world. I think most of us grown ups know that is true and we try to be critical thinkers. But children need to learn critical thinking too. Especially now with the flood of misinformation that kids encounter online and in daily life, they need to learn healthy skepticism as early as possible!
Debunking Christianity
Apologetics, Bible, Christianity, Faith, Evangelical Christian, Atheism, Atheist, Creation, John W. Loftus, David Madison
The Ex-Christian Scientist
Information, resources, and support for those leaving or questioning Christian Science
ExMo Resources
Password: tapir Some Ex-Mormons will get the joke. Resources for those exiting the Mormon belief system. No doctrinal subjects included. The Unfamiliar Beverages Section is amazing and educational for those indoctrinated against liquids
The Satanic Temple
Grey Faction is a campaign of The Satanic Temple dedicated to ending the ongoing Satanic Panic in the mental health field. We believe patients deserve to be treated using methods based on the best available science and with a spirit of compassion. We seek to hold accountable therapists that perpetuate harmful pseudoscience and long-debunked conspiracy theories. Conspiracy theories and pseudoscience have no place in the therapeutic environment, nor should they be accepted at ostensibly "academic" conferences.
Mike Rinder's Blog
I was raised a Scientologist from the age of 6 and finally escaped the organization when I was 52. By the age of fifteen I had traveled from Australia with the rest of my family to scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard's home in England twice. The first time in 1966 and then again in 1969. Both occasions were for them to participate in advanced scientology courses and auditing (the scientology term for counseling) only available at Hubbard's international headquarters. They were very dedicated and committed scientologists, and that is how I was raised.
Year without God Blog
Ryan Bell is a writer, speaker, and consultant on the topic of religion, irreligion and humanism in America. In January 2014, Ryan began a yearlong journey exploring the limits of theism and the atheist landscape in the United States and blogged about that experience here at Year Without God. In 2015 Ryan founded the organization, Life After God, with the purpose of supporting those going through a faith transition by providing resources and creating community. He is also the host of the Life After God podcast, which explores the space between belief and unbelief with a different guest each week.
Tim O'Neill
This blog is for articles, book reviews and critiques relating to "New Atheist Bad History" – the misuse of history and the use of biased, erroneous or distorted pseudo history by anti-theistic atheists. The author is an atheist himself so no, this is not some theist apologetics blog. It is simply an attempt to call out and correct the misuse of history, because rationalists should not base their arguments on errors and distortions.
David McRaney
Like lots of people, I used to forward sensational news stories without skepticism and think I was a smarty pants just because I did a little internet research. I didn't know about confirmation bias and self-enhancing fallacies, and once I did, I felt very, very stupid. I still feel that way, but now I can make you feel that way too.
Science-Based Medicine
Exploring issues and controversies in the relationship between science and medicine
Unknown
RAA is fellowship of men and woman who identify as religious addicts. We welcome anyone who wishes to give up compulsive, mood-altering religious practices in order to return to sanity all areas of our lives. Consequences of religious addiction can take many forms but the disease leads the addict into high levels of unmanageability including mental health problems, self-hatred, PTSD, relationship and financial problems. The religious addict has developed the capability to produce a spiritual high and/or trance-like state, the source of which the addict attributes to a HP, but in reality the cause is a pathological response in the mind of the addict to heavily ritualised behaviours. Core shame in the addict leads them to doubt that they have been truly accepted by an HP, in spite of all their efforts or that they may only merit a transient acceptance contingent on the maintenance and/or acceleration of their mood-altering practices. Recovery is possible, however, and addict can in time learn the value of ourselves and our lives free from self-induced brain chemistry state
