Richard Dawkins, Famed Atheist, Supports Free Bibles In Schools

He is a famed atheist, a disbeliever in the existence of an Almighty, and now an outspoken supporter of bringing Bibles back to state schools in England.

Richard Dawkins, the well-known British atheist, wrote in the Guardian that he supports education secretary Michael Grove's plan to send free King James Bibles to every school.

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Lost Symbol: Dan Brown

"If a thought has mass, then a thought exerts gravity and can pull things toward it...Meaning if enough people begin thinking the same thing, then the gravitational force of that thought becomes tangible, and it exerts actual force."

-The Lost Symbol, Dan Brown

Lost Again.

Sometimes it is easier to remain lost in the wilderness. To be unknown, unfound, unable to fail those that want you to succeed. To be lost in the wilderness of one's thoughts can be engulfing, a dark, dreary and lonely place. But sometimes that is exactly the place you're meant to be, lost in the depths of your own recollections until the bright light of illumination penetrates through it pushing everything else aside to bring a new dawn of clarity. Alas, for some that moment is destined to remain ever asunder. Always another step away, always a perpetual hesitation.

Lost, again, with no desire to be found.

Muslims On No-Fly List Now Suing FBI, Pressured To Be Informants

Fifteen American Muslims, including four military veterans, are suing the federal government after discovering they were placed on the "no-fly" list.

The American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit on behalf of these 15 plaintiffs alleging that these U.S. citizens were put on a security risk no-fly list without any credible reasons or security concerns.

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A U.S. War on Secularism?

Embattled Syrian president Bashar Assad is a despot and a tyrant of the worst breed. He ranks right up there with the late Moammar Gaddafi of Libya and Egypt’s former autocrat Hosni Mubarak. Unlike his partners in tyranny, why hasn’t he been toppled?

The uprisings and overthrows of the“Arab Spring” that swept through Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya were not protracted affairs. The initial results were rather quick for such a historic affair: a massive popular movement overthrew established dictatorships in some countries and prompted political changes in others.

Yet when it comes to Syria, Assad still stands. Why is it that after a year of opposition movements, Syria’s vicious ruler still remains in power with no clear indication that his reign is limited? Why has the population protesting his failed and violent policies not ousted him yet? Is Assad a different, insurmountable beast?

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