Read a July 16, 2010, ABC News/Nightline story about a “de-baptism ceremony” at the American Atheists convention.

Jewish Funds for Justice works for economic justice, including affordable housing. Its national Tzedec program increases home ownership in low- to moderate-income neighborhoods by pooling low- and no-interest loans from Jewish philanthropists and reinvesting them in community development financial institutions. It has organized millions of dollars in real estate projects across the country and has offices in New […]

Listen to the Aug. 22, 2010, podcast of To the Best of Our Knowledge from Wisconsin Public Radio; the episode, titled “Losing Religion,” includes an interview with sociologist Phil Zuckerman about his research on Scandinavia, where religion plays a very limited role in society.

Read an Aug. 30, 2010, NPR story about the connection between human evolution and belief in the super-natural.

Written by Christopher Hitchens. Hitchens writes about the history of atheist and agnostic thought.

Edited by Louise M. Antony. Antony compiles a collection of essays from nineteen different philosophers that prove that morality exists outside of religion.

Written by Hemant Mehta. Mehta explains his own journey to Atheism, and his experiences with faith as an Atheist.

Written by John Allen Paulos. Paulos uses mathematical principles to logically disprove the twelve most common arguments put forward in favor of religion.

Written by Christopher Hitchens. Hitchens writes an Atheist manifesto, arguing that religion is responsible for much of the world’s trouble.