That was such fun<\/a> that I have to look at more GoogleAds appearing on the blogs of members of Mojoey’s <\/a> Atheist Blogroll<\/p>\n

No God blog<\/a> has<\/p>\n

the atheist’s riddle. so simple, any child can understand so complex, no atheist can solve<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

from cosmicfingerprints.com. I’m not sure what this is offering except 5 days of spam e-mails, You don’t even get to find out what the riddle is until day 4. (If it’s like any other riddle I’ve ever read, the answer is always “the moon” or “a man”.)<\/p>\n

No God blog also has adlinks to an organisation that wants a referendum on the EU Constitution, the familiar “end-times<\/em>” site and atheist.net<\/a>. (Look, don’t spoil this now by having relevant links, please….)<\/p>\n

And Jesus2020.com. It has a few lines at the bottom of the index page, a prayer you are supposed to say and a big gold YES button you are supposed to click if you said the prayer. Bugrit, I’ll click anyway. Momentarily disappointed that choirs of angels haven’t appeared, I find it’s just a mailing list. <\/p>\n

No explanation of the 2020 bit. I guess they were looking for a domain name and everything up to jesus2019 was already taken by Spanish-speaking men.<\/p>\n

Just about to leave Nogodblog, when I see its links are going to eat up this whole post, all by itself. It’s got another tier of GoogleAds. More pantheism, Christianity in the UK, Catholic religion after Vatican II. Plus ChristianityToday.com\/marriage\/<\/p>\n

My Son is Gay? One woman’s struggle with her son’s homosexuality and God’s answer.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

(After he turns down her offer of a Christian un-gaying solution, she decides to hate the sin and love the sinner.)
\nPlus, from anointed-one.net<\/p>\n

Atheism against the law? Scientific proof that atheism requires a belief in miracles.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Do these Christian sites really have to demonstrate that “form follows function” so slavishly, by having such unattractive blogs? This is yet another site with an eye-burning colour combination. This combo might be OK in a different context. Such as, if it didn’t involve text. Turquoise on black with primary red links isn’t normally associated with readability.<\/p>\n

After listing teh universal laws that atheism is supposed to break, the site concludes:<\/p>\n

Atheism requires not only a tremendous amount of faith but also a belief in miracles. And not only miracles but natural miracles, an oxymoron. Both naturalism and supernaturalism require faith and which one you place your faith in is one of the two most important choices you will ever make.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Imagining for one moment that this stuff is actually meaningful, I still can’t see any logical connection between the arguments that (a) science doesn’t provide answers to everything and (b) therefore there is an all-powerful “god”.<\/p>\n

Click link to “find out how life began.” Guess what, a magic man did it.<\/p>\n

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