Atheists Talk Cable Show - Video

Atheist Talk cable program by Minnesota Atheists. "Problems with Religious Ethics" recorded 3/4/2004 David Mallinder and August Berkshire discuss problems with religious ethics. Minnesota Atheists practices positive, inclusive, active, friendly neighborhood atheism in order to: - Provide a community for atheists - Educate the public about atheism - Promote separation of state and church http://www.mnatheists.org/

Atheist Talk cable program by Minnesota Atheists. "Cognitive Dissonance and the Bible" recorded 1/8/2004 A interview with Lee Salisbury (former charismatic preacher, and current Minnesota Atheist board member) on the topic of "Bible Prophesy". Minnesota Atheists practices positive, inclusive, active, friendly neighborhood atheism in order to: - Provide a community for atheists - Educate the public about atheism - Promote separation of state and church http://www.mnatheists.org/

Atheist Talk cable program by Minnesota Atheists. "Camp Quest" recorded 1/4/2004 August Berkshire and Rich Rohrer discuss Camp Quest of Minnesota and other Camp Quest programs, the first secular summer camp for youth in the history of the United States. Camp Quest was specifically designed for children of Unitarians, atheists, agnostics, freethinkers, humanists, or whatever terms might be applied to those who maintain a naturalistic, not supernaturalistic, world view. Minnesota Atheists practices positive, inclusive, active, friendly neighborhood atheism in order to: - Provide a community for atheists - Educate the public about atheism - Promote separation of state and church http://www.mnatheists.org/

Atheist Talk cable program by Minnesota Atheists. "Atheism in Greece and Rome" recorded 10/3/2003 Lee Salisbury and Eva Keuls discuss atheism and religion in ancient Greece and Rome Minnesota Atheists practices positive, inclusive, active, friendly neighborhood atheism in order to: - Provide a community for atheists - Educate the public about atheism - Promote separation of state and church http://www.mnatheists.org/

Atheist Talk cable program by Minnesota Atheists. "Secularism in the Netherlands" recorded 10/2/2003 Lee Salisbury and Eva Keuls discuss secularism and religion in her native Netherlands Minnesota Atheists practices positive, inclusive, active, friendly neighborhood atheism in order to: - Provide a community for atheists - Educate the public about atheism - Promote separation of state and church http://www.mnatheists.org/

Atheist Talk cable program by Minnesota Atheists. "Separation of State and Church" recorded 8/7/2003 August Berkshire and Stephen Rocheford discuss issues related the seperation of state and church. Minnesota Atheists practices positive, inclusive, active, friendly neighborhood atheism in order to: - Provide a community for atheists - Educate the public about atheism - Promote separation of state and church http://www.mnatheists.org/

Atheist Talk cable program by Minnesota Atheists. "Women Without Superstition: No Gods, No Masters Part 2" recorded 7/3/2003 August Berkshire and Steve Peterson discuss the book Women Without Superstition: No Gods, No Masters by Annie Laurie Gaylor. Minnesota Atheists practices positive, inclusive, active, friendly neighborhood atheism in order to: - Provide a community for atheists - Educate the public about atheism - Promote separation of state and church http://www.mnatheists.org/

Atheist Talk cable program by Minnesota Atheists. "Atheist Activist Shirley Moll" recorded 4/9/2003 An interview with Shirley Moll, member of Minnesota Atheists and lifelong atheist. Minnesota Atheists practices positive, inclusive, active, friendly neighborhood atheism in order to: - Provide a community for atheists - Educate the public about atheism - Promote separation of state and church http://www.mnatheists.org/

Atheist Talk cable program by Minnesota Atheists. "Atheist Parenting" recorded 11/7/2002 August Berkshire and Joseph Homrich discuss parenting as an atheist. Minnesota Atheists practices positive, inclusive, active, friendly neighborhood atheism in order to: - Provide a community for atheists - Educate the public about atheism - Promote separation of state and church http://www.mnatheists.org/