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Publications:

The American Atheist

Online version of the journal. Columns, events, polls and subscription information.

http://www.americanatheist.org/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Anti-theism Skepticism

Weblog focusing on religious fanatics, superstition, and science claims in the news.

http://edifyingspectacle.org/gullibility/blog/

Atheist Attic

Periodic column on atheist and freethinker issues by Vincent Wales. Guest columnists and archives of past columns.

http://www.bee.net/cardigan/attic/

Atheist Thought

Monthly column by Eric Stockton viewing current issues from an atheist standpoint.

http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/stockton/

Coming Out Godless

Offers a collection of personal stories of publicly identifying oneself as an atheist. Features videos, book suggestions, store, resources and instructions for submitting your own story for publication.

http://comingoutgodless.com

Doubter's Guide

Essays by George A Tyrrell, a retired psychologist.

http://www.doubter.net/

The Eloquent Atheist

A webzine for Atheist and Humanist fiction, poetry, creative fiction, essays, and other literature.

http://www.eloquentatheist.com

Free Inquiry

Online home of Free Inquiry magazine published by the Council for Secular Humanism.

http://www.secularhumanism.org/fi/

The Freethinker

The British monthly journal for Atheists, Secularists, Freethinkers, Rationalists and Humanists. Founded by G W Foote in 1881.

http://www.freethinker.co.uk/

Freethought Debater

Articles and message boards on the issues of evolution, creationism, bible criticism, critical thinking and ethics.

http://www.FreethoughtDebater.com/

Freethought Today

Excerpts from Freethought Today published by the Freedom From Religion Foundation. Includes subscription information.

http://www.ffrf.org/fttoday/

The Real Moses

Free download e-book, The Real Moses, examines Moses and his God. PDF format.

http://www.therealmoses.com

The Skeptical Review

Bi-monthly newsletter exposing the errancy and fallibility of the Bible; debates, letters to the editor and responses. Edited by Farrell Till.

http://www.theskepticalreview.com/

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