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R.s. Sundaresh : Today's topic was atheism...and tomorrow we move on...as always ! And 'atheism' is, as interesting a concept as 'faith'...so why not take the opportunity to learn more about it. Any suggestions for 1950s and 1960s ? Frankly...they sound like yesterday.

The arrogance of the atheists: They batter believers in religion with smug certainty By S.E. CUPP DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER Wednesday, December 29, 2010 Back in college, while I was busy pretending that a blottoed discussion of Nietzsche over $1 beers made me an intellectual giant, my fiftysomething father, who'd worked so hard to send me there, was quietly being saved. Having long eschewed any ties to his Southern Baptist upbringing, he suddenly found himself born again and on a quest to know God better. As a longtime atheist, I was a little surprised. But eventually I came to be relieved by this development. While my friends' fathers were buying flashy sports cars and exchanging their wives for models, my own father was turning inward and asking: Is there more to life than this? Read more : http://articles.nydailynews.com/2010-12-29/news/27085752_1_new-atheists-atheism-american-atheists

What is history without the story of how people think? Atheism was not the sole preserve of the communists. Likewise, arrogance is the virtue not only of the atheists. Nobody likes to recognise the possibility "I could be wrong". It is not a bad idea to splatter the RBSI wall with gems of this kind among the jeweled khanjars.