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In 2017, the [[atheist activist]] Seth Andrews declared about the atheist activist dropping out of public atheism: | In 2017, the [[atheist activist]] Seth Andrews declared about the atheist activist dropping out of public atheism: | ||
| − | {{Cquote|You know lately when I look around on [[social media]] and in the media in general really. I see these proclamations. Proclamations that the atheist movement is on life support. It's dying. It's probably beyond saving. | + | {{Cquote|You know lately when I look around on [[social media]] and in the media in general really. I see these proclamations. Proclamations that the [[atheist movement]] is on life support. It's dying. It's probably beyond saving. |
Now I know some people out there are very weary of all the public infighting and the squabbling and the division and just the general nastiness out there between various camps. And I totally get that. I totally get it. | Now I know some people out there are very weary of all the public infighting and the squabbling and the division and just the general nastiness out there between various camps. And I totally get that. I totally get it. | ||
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Seth Andrews (born April 12, 1968) is an author and speaker on the topic of atheism. He is an atheist activist.
Concerning his atheist activism, he indicated: “I’m not an enemy of religious people, but I’ll be honest and say I am an enemy of religion.”[1]
Andrews is the creator and host of The Thinking Atheist online community, podcast, and YouTube channel.
He is also the author of the self-published books Deconverted and Sacred Cows.
Up until the age of 37, he was a evangelical Christian and had a ten-year career as a Christian radio host.[2][3][4] After he became an atheist, his relationship with his parents has become very strained.[5]
Seth Andrews on atheist activists dropping out of public atheism
See also: Atheist factions
In 2017, the atheist activist Seth Andrews declared about the atheist activist dropping out of public atheism:
| “ | You know lately when I look around on social media and in the media in general really. I see these proclamations. Proclamations that the atheist movement is on life support. It's dying. It's probably beyond saving.
Now I know some people out there are very weary of all the public infighting and the squabbling and the division and just the general nastiness out there between various camps. And I totally get that. I totally get it. Some people draw a big circle around New Atheism... And they declare New Atheism is dead or it's dying or irrelevant or whatever... As an atheist activist myself, I can understand myself why some activists have just left the party... They just got tired of it. All the politics and the posturing and the trolls and the bad faith operators out there. They have seen first hand that atheists are not immune to scandal, to ugliness to irrationality. To this unhealthy rage.[6][7] |
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Notes
- ↑ Betz, Eric (February 14, 2014). "Popular atheist to speak at Northern Arizona University on Saturday". Arizona Daily Sun.]
- ↑ McAfee, David (2012). Mom, Dad, I'm an Atheist – The Guide to Coming Out as a Non-Believer. Dangerous Little Books. ISBN 978-1-908675-04-0.
- ↑ Brittain, BJ (March 25, 2014). "The Unholy Trinity Tour visits WTAMU". The Prairie
- ↑ Betz, Eric (February 14, 2014). "Popular atheist to speak at Northern Arizona University on Saturday". Arizona Daily Sun.]
- ↑ Is the Atheist Movement Dying? by [[Seth Andrews
- ↑ Is the Atheist Movement Dying? by Seth Andrews
- ↑ Atheist activist Seth Andrews keeps seeing reports on social media and the media that the atheist movement is dying. Examining Atheism