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Al-Kafir Akbar!
http://kafirakbar.blogspot.com/
Al-Kafir Akbar! upholds rational secularism specifically from the perspective of Objectivism. Reason, individualism, science, free markets, limited government - and, ultimately, the greatness of man's mind - are what this blog defends against their enemies, be they supernatural or secular.
- Added on: Aug 22nd, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Tom Stelene
- Listed in: Philosophy Religion
- Tags: capitalism objectivism atheism Secularism individualism free-thinking
Recent Posts
Finished Here
Come visit my new blog about religion: The Imaginary Philosophy. Maybe I'll put up a new post here now and then when I am motivated to write on a non-religious topic....
The Barbarians Breached the Gates
For a long, long time America has been, with her contradictory and confused moral and political ideas, drifting, sometimes stumbling, and even at times marching, from its founding principles of liberty and limited government, toward full-blown stati...
If Prager Knew What He Was Writing About: A Reply to "If There Is No God"
Dennis Prager’s column, If There Is No God, lists fourteen harmful consequences following from atheism and secularism. Here is one:7. Without God, people in the West often become less, not more, rational. It was largely the secular, not the religio...
Blog Action Day - Poverty: Justify This, Humanitarians
Blog Action Day - Poverty, "First and last, the purpose of Blog Action Day is to create a discussion" today about poverty. What a great occasion to ask the righteous, poverty-ending "humanitarians" to finally morally justify what they do to wealth-cr...
What Change?
COMMUNISM:"From each according to his ability, to each according to his need." -Karl Marx, 1875.OBAMMUNISM:"I think when you spread the wealth around it's good for everybody." -Barak Obama, 2008.If you really want change, vote for Joe the Plumber for...
Blog Action Day - Poverty: Ayn Rand On Poverty
Here are politically incorrect, but factually and philosophically true, thoughts on poverty by philosopher Ayn Rand.From the Ayn Rand Lexicon:If concern for human poverty and suffering were one’s primary motive, one would seek to discover their cau...
