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Updated 12 March 2010/ Next planned updates: 19 & 26 March

(The 5 thru 19 April updates will be skipped due to travel.)

Your contributions for publication, pro and con, are encouraged.
I am returning to a weekly update schedule. However, if material comes in, then there will be unscheduled updates.
Submissions for publication are not limited to non-fiction and opinion. Fiction and poetry from an agnostic viewpoint is appropriate; artwork including cartoons and comic strips, and multimedia files are also suitable for publication. If you have the talent, we invite you to help make this site more interesting and more appealing.

Current Updates:

You will note the site is undergoing a redesign - until it is complete there will be inconsistencies between the older (mostly 2006 and earlier) and newer sections of the site. Your comments / recommendations / complaints about the redesign are welcome.

The links below lead to the tables of contents of the sections in which articles are located. For direct links to new articles, see site notes.

• 12 March 2010: Criticism of the first article of faith in Meditations, an iPhone app and a forthcoming book in A Miscellany; problems with evolution in Talk Back, and a defense of the first article of faith in Debate & Discourse.
• 8 March 2010: Some new graphics added. I am returning to a weekly update schedule. However, if sufficient material comes in, then there will be unscheduled updates.
• 5 March 2010: On imposing religious views in Meditations, rejecting mother's religion in Ask the Patriarch, discussions on Faith, agnosticism and atheism definitions, and climate change resumed , plus free will, psychic failure, and what apathetic means in Debate & Discourse.
• 19 February 2010: The Shroud of Turin in Meditations, humor in a photograph, cartoon, and a video in A Miscellany; and the Pope chastizes Irish bishops in Debate & Discourse.
• 15 February 2010: A classic essay on the Resurrection and Ascension in Meditations; three more entries added to the discussion of faith in Debate & Discourse, and some addition to links. I've also added what I think is better navigation to the Debate & Discourse menu page. Let me know what you think.
• 12 February 2010: The second article of faith in Ask the Patriarch, the validity of our degrees and compliments in A Miscellany; the discussion on faith resumes with a half-dozen entries, and more on climate change in Debate & Discourse.
• 5 February 2010: God's law choice in Reflections on Ethics; Josephus, climate change, and the third commandment in Debate & Discourse.
• 1 February 2010: God keeps agnostics alive in Meditations; choice in Reflections on Ethics; an unanswered question in Ask the Patriarch, an agnostic bible and global warming in Debate & Discourse.
• 29 January 2010: Bad creationist logic in Meditations; would you kill the babies in Reflections on Ethics; and an apology in A Miscellany; "thou shalt not kill" clarified, another contender for oldest book, and Pat Robertson's video in Debate & Discourse; and a great comic added to links.
• 25 January 2010: A question on "agnostic culture" in Ask the Patriarch and nothing else due to procrastination.
• 22 January 2010: Not everyone is a fanatic in Meditations; praise for the site in A Miscellany; critically examining faith, climate change, and evidence for Jesus in Debate & Discourse.
• 18 January 2010: A new dictionary and an old look at end times in Meditations; and discussions on buddhism, Haiti, saying Jesus, and faith in Debate & Discourse.
• 15 January 2010: Gods acting oddly and Pat Robertson acting normally (for him) in Meditations; Darwin and Religion in A Miscellany; The God Theory in Ask the Patriarch; and which book, if any, is true in Debate & Discourse.

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