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The '''2012 Global Atheist Convention''' was held in Australia.
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The Global Atheist Convention was run twice in Melbourne, Australia in the years 2010 and 2012. It was sponsored by the Atheist Foundation of Australia and [[Atheist Alliance International]].  
  
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== 2018 Global Atheist Convention that was cancelled ==
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''See also:'' [[2018 Global Atheist Convention that was cancelled]] and [[Atheist conferences]] and [[Atheism and public speaking]]
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The [[2018 Global Atheist Convention that was cancelled|2018 Global Atheist Convention that was cancelled]] was billed as the third Global Atheist Convention and its theme was "Reason to Hope".<ref>[http://www.atheistfoundation.org.au/forums/showthread.php?t=29552 AFA Media Releases & Announcements]</ref><ref>[http://www.atheistfoundation.org.au/forums/showthread.php?t=29552 AFA Media Releases & Announcements]</ref> It was sponsored by the Atheist Foundation of Australia.<ref>[http://www.atheistfoundation.org.au/forums/showthread.php?t=29552 AFA Media Releases & Announcements]</ref> See also: [[Irreligion in Australia]]
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According the ''Sydney Morning Herald'', it was canceled "due to lack of interest".<ref>[https://www.smh.com.au/opinion/cancellation-of-atheist-shindig-is-a-disappointment-to-me--seriously-20171108-gzh3vh.html Atheist Convention cancelled due to lack of interest], ''Sydney Morning Herald''</ref> See also: [[Atheism and apathy]]
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Robert Martin from Melbourne's City Bible Forum indicated about the cancellation of the 2018 Global Atheist Convention: "This is a massive blow to the Atheist Foundation as an organisation and to [[Atheist movement|organised atheism]] in Australia. Where to next? What do they stand for?”<ref>[https://www.eternitynews.com.au/australia/global-atheist-convention-cancelled-due-to-lack-of-interest/ Global Atheist Convention cancelled due to lack of interest], ''Eternity News''</ref> According to Martin, fragmentation within today's atheist movement in Australia is a key reason that the convention may have been difficult to sell (see also: [[Atheist factions]]).<ref>[https://www.eternitynews.com.au/australia/global-atheist-convention-cancelled-due-to-lack-of-interest/ Global Atheist Convention cancelled due to lack of interest], ''Eternity News''</ref>
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Before the convention was cancelled due to lack of interest, it was proceeded by atheist infighting concerning a [[feminism|feminist]] speaker (see:  [[2018 Global Atheist Convention that was cancelled]] and [[Atheist factions]]).<ref>[http://www.smh.com.au/comment/view-from-the-street/why-do-public-atheists-have-to-behave-like-such-jerks-20170621-gwvg4s.html Why do public atheists have to behave like such jerks] by Andrew Street, ''The Sydney Morning Herald'', June 21, 2017</ref>
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== 2012 Global Atheist Convention ==
  
 
*[https://creation.com/global-atheist-convention 2012 Global Atheist Convention stimulates Christian evangelism] by [[Creation Ministries International]]
 
*[https://creation.com/global-atheist-convention 2012 Global Atheist Convention stimulates Christian evangelism] by [[Creation Ministries International]]
  
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== 2010 Global Atheist Convention: Debate challenge from Creation Ministries International ==
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In 2010, the prominent atheists who attended the 2010 global atheist conference, which included [[Richard Dawkins]], were challenged to a debate by [[Creation Ministries International]].<ref>http://www.truefreethinker.com/articles/richard-dawkins-cowardly-clown</ref>  Richard Dawkins, [[PZ Myers]] and other prominent atheists refused to debate the [[creation science|creation scientists]] at [[Creation Ministries International]].<ref>http://www.truefreethinker.com/articles/richard-dawkins-cowardly-clown</ref>  Generally speaking, [[Creation science|creation scientists]] tend to win the creation vs. evolution debates (See: [[Creation vs. evolution debates]]).
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== See also ==
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*[[Atheist conferences]]
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*[[Anti-Theism International Convention 2020]]
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== Notes ==
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Latest revision as of 02:42, December 22, 2019

The Global Atheist Convention was run twice in Melbourne, Australia in the years 2010 and 2012. It was sponsored by the Atheist Foundation of Australia and Atheist Alliance International.

2018 Global Atheist Convention that was cancelled

See also: 2018 Global Atheist Convention that was cancelled and Atheist conferences and Atheism and public speaking

The 2018 Global Atheist Convention that was cancelled was billed as the third Global Atheist Convention and its theme was "Reason to Hope".[1][2] It was sponsored by the Atheist Foundation of Australia.[3] See also: Irreligion in Australia

According the Sydney Morning Herald, it was canceled "due to lack of interest".[4] See also: Atheism and apathy

Robert Martin from Melbourne's City Bible Forum indicated about the cancellation of the 2018 Global Atheist Convention: "This is a massive blow to the Atheist Foundation as an organisation and to organised atheism in Australia. Where to next? What do they stand for?”[5] According to Martin, fragmentation within today's atheist movement in Australia is a key reason that the convention may have been difficult to sell (see also: Atheist factions).[6]

Before the convention was cancelled due to lack of interest, it was proceeded by atheist infighting concerning a feminist speaker (see: 2018 Global Atheist Convention that was cancelled and Atheist factions).[7]

2012 Global Atheist Convention

2010 Global Atheist Convention: Debate challenge from Creation Ministries International

In 2010, the prominent atheists who attended the 2010 global atheist conference, which included Richard Dawkins, were challenged to a debate by Creation Ministries International.[8] Richard Dawkins, PZ Myers and other prominent atheists refused to debate the creation scientists at Creation Ministries International.[9] Generally speaking, creation scientists tend to win the creation vs. evolution debates (See: Creation vs. evolution debates).

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