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'''AronRa''' is an atheist activist and vlogger. He is also an ardent evolutionist and vocal critic of [[creationism]]. AronRa currently serves as the Texas State Director of American Atheists.
 
'''AronRa''' is an atheist activist and vlogger. He is also an ardent evolutionist and vocal critic of [[creationism]]. AronRa currently serves as the Texas State Director of American Atheists.
  
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AronRa is also a [[feminism|feminist]] and considers the men's rights movement to be an extremist hate group.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0Zb9uSj7fw Aronra drinks the feminist coolaid] by [[Thunderf00t]]</ref>
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Aron Ra is also a [[feminism|feminist]] and considers the men's rights movement to be an extremist hate group.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0Zb9uSj7fw Aronra drinks the feminist coolaid] by [[Thunderf00t]]</ref>
  
 
The popular Christian YouTube channel [[Shockofgod]] issued [[Essay: The question atheists fear|a challenge to the atheist community]] to provide proof and evidence that proves atheism is accurate and correct.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXIGs_cdj5Y AronRa failed to provide proof that atheism is accurate and correct]</ref> AronRa failed to provide proof and evidence that [[atheism]] is accurate and correct.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXIGs_cdj5Y AronRa failed to provide proof that atheism is accurate and correct]</ref>
 
The popular Christian YouTube channel [[Shockofgod]] issued [[Essay: The question atheists fear|a challenge to the atheist community]] to provide proof and evidence that proves atheism is accurate and correct.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXIGs_cdj5Y AronRa failed to provide proof that atheism is accurate and correct]</ref> AronRa failed to provide proof and evidence that [[atheism]] is accurate and correct.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXIGs_cdj5Y AronRa failed to provide proof that atheism is accurate and correct]</ref>
  
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The popular [[Christianity|Christian]] YouTube video maker [[Shockofgod]] has also challenged [[Texas]] YouTube atheists AronRa and [[Matt Dillahunty]] to answer the 15 questions for [[evolution]]ists which are featured in [[Creation Ministries International]]'s [[Question evolution! campaign]]. AronRa is unable to answer the questions.  
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The popular [[Christianity|Christian]] YouTube video maker [[Shockofgod]] has also challenged [[Texas]] YouTube atheists Aron Ra and [[Matt Dillahunty]] to answer the 15 questions for [[evolution]]ists which are featured in [[Creation Ministries International]]'s [[Question evolution! campaign]]. AronRa is unable to answer the questions.  
  
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== Criticism of AaronRa by YouTube atheist Thunderf00t ==
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== Criticism of Aaron Ra by YouTube atheist Thunderf00t ==
  
 
According to YouTube atheist Thunderfoot:
 
According to YouTube atheist Thunderfoot:
 
{{Cquote|Aron he kind of drunk the [[social justice warrior]] Kool-Aid at [[Freethought Blogs]].. and then decided how important he was was linked to how many places he got invited to talk at or how many people he could get his photo taken with.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emrD6hTKkIY How Feminism destroyed 'New Atheism'] by Thunderf00t</ref>}}
 
{{Cquote|Aron he kind of drunk the [[social justice warrior]] Kool-Aid at [[Freethought Blogs]].. and then decided how important he was was linked to how many places he got invited to talk at or how many people he could get his photo taken with.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emrD6hTKkIY How Feminism destroyed 'New Atheism'] by Thunderf00t</ref>}}
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== AronRa on the anemic nature of the atheist movement ==
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== Aron Ra on the anemic nature of the atheist movement ==
  
 
''See also:'' [[Atheist pessimism about the atheist movement]]
 
''See also:'' [[Atheist pessimism about the atheist movement]]
  
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In 2017, AronRa wrote to some of his fellow atheists: "...since ya'll have effectively killed what was left of the [[atheist movement]]".<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arTrjbPAdD8 AronRa Claims Mythcon Killed The Atheist Movement || Facebook Comments]</ref>
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In 2017, Aron Ra wrote to some of his fellow atheists: "...since ya'll have effectively killed what was left of the [[atheist movement]]".<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arTrjbPAdD8 AronRa Claims Mythcon Killed The Atheist Movement || Facebook Comments]</ref>
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 02:23, October 28, 2017

Aron Ra

AronRa is an atheist activist and vlogger. He is also an ardent evolutionist and vocal critic of creationism. AronRa currently serves as the Texas State Director of American Atheists.

Aron Ra is also a feminist and considers the men's rights movement to be an extremist hate group.[1]

The popular Christian YouTube channel Shockofgod issued a challenge to the atheist community to provide proof and evidence that proves atheism is accurate and correct.[2] AronRa failed to provide proof and evidence that atheism is accurate and correct.[3]

The popular Christian YouTube video maker Shockofgod has also challenged Texas YouTube atheists Aron Ra and Matt Dillahunty to answer the 15 questions for evolutionists which are featured in Creation Ministries International's Question evolution! campaign. AronRa is unable to answer the questions.

Criticism of Aaron Ra by YouTube atheist Thunderf00t

According to YouTube atheist Thunderfoot:

“ Aron he kind of drunk the social justice warrior Kool-Aid at Freethought Blogs.. and then decided how important he was was linked to how many places he got invited to talk at or how many people he could get his photo taken with.[4] ”

Aron Ra on the anemic nature of the atheist movement

See also: Atheist pessimism about the atheist movement

In 2017, Aron Ra wrote to some of his fellow atheists: "...since ya'll have effectively killed what was left of the atheist movement".[5]

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