Michael Nugent

How can we judge morality if gods exist? This is the nineteenth of a series of short posts about whether gods exist and why the question is an important one.

How can we judge morality without gods? This is the eighteenth of a series of short posts about whether gods exist and why the question is an important one.

How did morality evolve? This is the seventeenth of a series of short posts about whether gods exist and why the question is an important one.

What is morality? This is the sixteenth of a series of short posts about whether gods exist and why the question is an important one.

Are our lives as human beings on planet Earth special? This is the fifteenth of a series of short posts about whether gods exist and why the question is an important one.

Was the universe created for human beings on planet Earth? This is the fourteenth of a series of short posts about whether gods exist and why the question is an important one.

Was the universe created for a purpose? This is the thirteenth of a series of short posts about whether gods exist and why the question is an important one.

Atheist Ireland is a member of Humanists International, who today published the Humanists at Risk Action Report 2020. It exposes discrimination against atheists, humanists, and nonreligious people in eight countries: Colombia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nigeria, Pakistan, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka.

Is an all-knowing god possible? This is the twelfth of a series of short posts about whether gods exist and why the question is an important one.

Grania Spingies, who died suddenly this month last year, would have been fifty today. She was a founding member and first secretary of Atheist Ireland, and a contributor to Jerry Coyne’s website Why Evolution is True.