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This page was last modified on 15 August 2013.

Atheism-related pages in Matt Wallace's The Compleat Heretic
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Atheism-related pages in Matt Wallace's The Compleat Heretic

An Interview with a Pro-Life Atheist My response, completed on 29 April 2012, to a questionnaire from a California high school student working on an AP Language and Composition research paper; includes my abortion policy, my scientific defense of the preborn, and my nonreligious rationale as a pro-life/anti-abortion Secular Humanist atheist

Could Clinton actually be a cannibal, too? Letter to the editor (13 April 1998) objecting to President Bill Clinton's spring 1998 trip to Africa where he participated in cannibalism and reaction from outraged Catholics; a tour de force of Compleat Heresy in action!

Autobiography: The Atheist The "religious" portion of my online autobiography, featuring:

Seeing the Light; or, How I Became a Godless Heathen My conversion story

Meeting Satan Herself My memoir of seeing Madalyn Murray O'Hair perform live in 1977

Site Index: A: Atheism Internal links to additional atheism-related pages on this site

	Atheist and Agnostic Pro-Life League Answering a perceived need, I founded this online organization of nontheistic and nonreligious pro-life/anti-abortion advocates on 18 January 1999 "because life is all there is and all that matters, and abortion destroys the life of an innocent human being." Hey, somebody had to do it!
	Atheist Alliance "The Atheist Alliance Inc. (AAI) is a democratic association of independent, autonomous atheist societies." Alliance members include "independent local, regional or international atheist clubs, groups, societies, organizations, and associations."
	Center for Inquiry - On Campus Center for Inquiry - On Campus, formerly known as The Campus Freethought Alliance (CFA), "is dedicated to promoting and defending reason, science and freedom of inquiry in education, and to the enhancement of freethought, skepticism, secularism, humanism, philosophical naturalism, rationalism, and atheism on college and high school campuses throughout North America and around the world. CFI - On Campus consolidates international resources toward this end."
	Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal (CSICOP) The Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal is a nonprofit scientific and educational organization. It encourages the critical investigation of paranormal and fringe-science claims from a responsible, scientific point of view and disseminates factual information about the results of such inquiries to the scientific community and the public. It also promotes science and scientific inquiry, critical thinking, science education, and the use of reason in examining important issues. The Skeptical Inquirer is its official journal.
	Conservative Atheism A Yahoo! Group "[f]or atheists who understand the socioeconomic justification for conservatism, or anyone who wants to learn or argue." (See also Conservative Atheist and Agnostic Connections.)
	Council for Secular Humanism The Council for Secular Humanism (formerly known as CODESH) is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt educational organization dedicated to fostering the growth of the traditions of democracy and secular humanism and the principles of free inquiry in contemporary society. In addition to publishing Free Inquiry magazine, the Council sponsors many organizations and activities.
	Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers The Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers (MAAF) is a worldwide organization dedicated to the principles of freedom, freethought, and the separation of church and state. Membership is free and is open to members of all branches of military service (Active Duty, Reserves, and National Guard), their family members, veterans, and DOD civilians and their families who identify themselves as atheist, agnostic, freethinker, secular humanist, skeptic, or another form of religious nonbelief and who support the separation of church and state.
	The Net Atheists The Net Atheists is a listing of web sites of, by, and for atheists and other non-religious folks. There are over 900 sites listed so far. They're eee-vuuul! If you're eee-vuuul, you had better submit your atheism web site now, because the webmaster has limited his site to 1000 listings.
	Piedmont Freethought Association The Piedmont Freethought Association is a "group of free-thinking North Carolinians dedicated to education, community, and friendship. Our goals are to educate the general public about Freethought, to create a community of atheists and agnostics that can stand on its own, and to provide friendship and help to all in the Piedmont of North Carolina."
	The Secular Web The Secular Web is the web site of the Internet Infidels. The purpose of the Internet Infidels is to provide a virtual library of information on nontheistic worldviews, including agnosticism, atheism, freethought, humanism, and secularism. If it's godless, they've got or are linked to it.