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Okay, so this is simple. Let's do something to help each other out. Post your blog or blogs, and try to take the time to visit the blogs of others who post here. IE, at least visit the blogs of the people posting before and after you, so check often. Try to comment! I'll be checking in on this thread and visiting and trying to give feedback to every blog posted. I love supporting atheist and liberal blogs. :)

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Permalink Reply by Lone Wolf on January 4, 2010 at 8:53pm

I have moved my blog from wordpress to a host that gives me more options and a domain. My blog is now at Lone Wolfs Den.net.
I also have a new blog: rEFuGe in RanDOMneSs

Permalink Reply by Staks Rosch on February 8, 2010 at 5:52pm

I have two blogs. My main daily atheist blog: DangerousTalk.net and my other more news oriented bloggish Philly Atheist Examiner blog.
Thanks,
-Staks

Permalink Reply by Staks Rosch on February 8, 2010 at 6:36pm

If anyone is interested in link-exchanging with DangerousTalk.net, let me know.
-Staks

Permalink Reply by David L. Reeves on June 13, 2010 at 3:18am

My blog is A Poet's Manifesto: Random Subtitle Here with the obligatory description I've standardized to: "A Poet's Manifesto is neither a manifesto, nor is the author a particularly good poet. What it is however, is a existentialist journey through history, current events, humorous anecdotes and bad advice. Also, there's a yellow sweater involved."

Permalink Reply by Ronald Weasley on August 4, 2010 at 12:41pm

Hey everyone! I manage the blog http://thenocturnal.blogspot.com. I write about religion and atheism from an agnostic point of view and behavioral changes of people following religion.

Permalink Reply by Tarentola Mauritanica on October 21, 2010 at 7:07am

ok, my blog

Permalink Reply by Eric Shepherd on April 20, 2011 at 8:15pm

hi. i'm new here. i started a blog about religion, science, politics, and culture a few months ago, and am interested in meeting more folks who do the same. some of my posts are very personal, about my transition from growing up in a happy religious household (very moderate and non-traumatic) to living as a non-religious adult and parent, and some of the posts are simply items of interest that i've stumbled across and thought were worth sharing.

i look forward to checking out others' blogs. if you are so inclined, you can view mine here: http://www.defshepherd.com/

thanks!

Permalink Reply by Eric Shepherd on May 25, 2011 at 8:43am

Thank you, Kris. I will check out your blog. And no problem covering the same ground. There's much to cover, and a lot of folks have covered the same maddening details, but with different perspectives and insights. I look forward to checking yours out.

Permalink Reply by Thaddeus Aid on April 23, 2011 at 2:34pm

Hi,

I have recently started a blog called Science and Atheism where i discuss both science and atheism, though mostly atheism. I am very interested in link exchanges with other blogs that deal with science and atheism.

Permalink Reply by Joe Swam on July 3, 2011 at 9:26am

My blog is Hit and Miss and can be found at http://hitandmiss1.blogspot.com/ I don't only post about atheism (I post about random thoughts really) but many posts have an atheistic theme. You may enjoy it...or you may not.

Permalink Reply by Joe Swam on July 4, 2011 at 7:50am

Thanks Kris. I've read the comments and I appreciate you taking the time. I must say though, your blog is WONDERFUL and it gave me blogger envy when I read some of your posts. Great stuff. Our politics are a little different, but I really enjoy your writing. I'll be sharing your blog with friends (I assume that's ok).

Permalink Reply by The Doubter on July 19, 2011 at 5:37pm

Hi Group.

New to nexus.

My blogs are as follows:

www.challengereligion.blogspot.com

www.takethebiblechallenge.blogspot.com

The reason I started the blogs, I was sick and tired of staying motels/hotels/holiday accommodation and having the bible presented to me......it was the 'straw that broke the camels back', so after a bit of encouragement from the wife, I decided to actually stop moaning and do something. The more I started looking the more I realised how our cultures are literally riddled with religion!

Any ideas I am happy to share and will start checking out some of the blogs listed.

All the best, Sean