Pennsylvania Nonbelievers presents the February 23, 2010 episode of “The Free Thought Forum”, our monthly cable-access TV show. Featuring Steve Neubauer and Brian Fields.
Our President reports on the Chambersburg Creche controversy, as well as the Concert for Darwin. We print Pam Zerba shares the talk she gave to the St. Steven’s Church in Harrisburg in January. Clifford Crain reviews Jesus, Interrupted: Revealing the Hidden Contradictions in the Bible (and Why We Don’t Know About Them) by Bart D. Ehrman. We print a letter to the editor by Ron Stauffer submitted to the Altoona Mirror on December 12, 2009.
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Funny video from The Thinking Atheist.
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Pennsylvania Nonbelievers presents the January 26, 2010 episode of “The Free Thought Forum”, our monthly cable-access TV show. Featuring Doug Diggens and Carl Huber.
A husband and wife team, the Jarboes, protested outside of our January 21st opening meeting in Lebanon, PA. Other than the novelty of being protested, our Lebanon meeting went off without a hitch. We spent a great deal of time chatting with the owner of the establishment, a born-again Christian who welcomed us in quite graciously.
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It appears that Trijicon is no longer going to be manufacturing sight scopes with bible codes.
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Carl popped in on the Bob Durgin show to talk about the “Jesus Rifles” Controversy.
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We now have 5 different locations for like-minded atheists, agnostics, and freethinkers to join up and meet. All like-minded people are invited to join us in our York, Harrisburg (Lemoyne), Chambersburg, Reading (Wyomissing) and Lebanon meetings.
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YORK, PA– PA Nonbelievers, Inc. will hold its first Lebanon-area meeting for atheists, agnostics, and secular humanists on Thursday, January 21.
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YORK, PA– PA Nonbelievers, Inc. will hold its first Chambersburg-area meeting for atheists, agnostics, and secular humanists on Monday, January 18th.
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