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Allie and Armin discuss the latest news on religion and atheism in the past week

Allie and Armin discuss the latest news on religion and atheism in the past week

Allie and Armin discuss the latest news on religion and atheism in the past week

Allie and Armin discuss the latest news on religion and atheism in the past week

Allie and Armin discuss the latest news on religion and atheism in the past week

Allie and Armin discuss the latest news on religion and atheism in the past week

Allie and Armin discuss the latest news on religion and atheism in the past week

Allie and Armin discuss the latest news on religion and atheism in the past week

Allie and Armin discuss the latest news on religion and atheism in the past week

Allie and Armin discuss the latest news on religion and atheism in the past week

Allie and Armin discuss the latest news on religion in the past week. Record your opinions for our podcast: http://www.atheistrepublic.com/podcast Allie Jackson on Twitter https://twitter.com/atheistallie Armin Navabi on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ArminNavabi/ A Texas State Representative took to Twitter to gloat in the “fact” that Stephen Hawking was meeting his creator. Even with a lot of backlash from the community, the rep made a statement that God exists, and he’d be praying for the Hawking family. To celebrate International Women’s Day, the Israeli Army posted a video encouraging equal gender military enrolment. A religious group took offense to this, demanded it be removed, and it was. The complaint was that women can’t be soldiers as they are weak and it encourages them to not care for babies. A Bangladeshi sci-fi writer was stabbed in the back, and his accuser claims it was because his work was an “enemy of Islam”. He is recovering in a Hospital in Dhaka. A U.S. drone strike killed 21 people in Af

Allie and Armin discuss the latest news on atheism and religion in the past week: Lawrence Krauss has broken his silence about a BuzzFeed article published last month, accusing him of sexual misconduct. In a lengthy Google Document, he addresses each accusation and offers a counterpoint. A radio station in Nottingham has been fined 2,000 Euros for broadcasting a song that glorified non-Muslim violence. The radio station has said that they do not agree with that message, but this is not the first time they have been met with controversy. On March 10th, women and men in Tunisia will be marching for equality in inheritance. With a long history of inequality between genders, they hope to unite and possibly start changing legislation. A male escort has accused almost 40 priests of homosexual behavior. The accusations are being investigated by the Vatican. In Lahore, Pakistan, a man tried to kill himself while police were questioning him over a blasphemy case. He’s currently in a hospital, scared that he will be a

Sargon of Akkad has been banned from accessing his YouTube account along with several other conservative hosts. Sargon explains he’s never been warned for breaking policy, so this ban was unexpected. Madeline Weld once considered a centrist with “left values”, has now been labeled by some as a right-wing radical. She discusses various topics from Trump’s election to hiring quotas for minorities, from a humanist standpoint. Women in Syria are being sexually exploited when they reach out to humanitarian groups for assistance. Their abuse was reported in 2015 but went ignored. A church in Pennsylvania caused a local elementary school to close for a day, so the members could bring their AR-15’s. Women wore white, like brides, and almost everyone wore a crown or tiara while they drank “holy wine” and had their guns blessed. As an update to last week’s news on the kidnapping of Dapchi students, no one has been rescued and over 100 girls are still missing. There have been misleading reports on this topic. Mashal