If you want to find me…

I don’t post much on this site.  If you want to keep up to date with what I’m up to here are some methods…My account on facebook                 The twitter account I use most often http://twitter.com/rationalsquad           Recent posts on Rational Response Squad forums                 My blog on Rational Response Squad 


Visit my post at RRS about the Fort Hood shooting

http://www.rationalresponders.com/Fort_HoodReligion creates another atrocity, god is great, eh? Listen Muslims and Christians… stop the fighting. You’re both wrong, it’s time to act like rational grown-ups and throw off your archaic belief system, you are destroying civilization, and will continue to do so until we’re gone. Abandon your superstitous nonsense, and evolve already! Ask yourself, what solid proof to you have to believe in your God. If what you have is a holy book, remind yourself that hundreds of holy books exist for hundreds of gods, and you don’t believe in any of them, so obviously a holy book is not sufficient proof. Throw off your superstitious nonsense, and embrace things you know exist like humans for example. Make no mistake, today millions of folks around the world who have no belief in a god are sad for the people who were…

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Way of the Master and Ask The Atheist

We’ve restored the content on both the old Way of the Master watchdog site, and Ask The Atheist.  

I’m currently looking for people that are writing articles, have written articles, or are willing to write articles exposing Kirk Cameron, Ray Comfort, Todd Friehl and any of the other loons that work with the Way of the Master organization.  That site had been taken down quite some time ago, and is now available here: Way of the Master Watchdog

The OLD Ask The Atheist site is now in archive format only attached to our site as a subdomain: http://asktheatheist.rationalresponders.com 

You can log in to both of the above sites to post a comment with your RRS login and password.  

If you’re interested in being a thorn in the side of the WOTM team (seriously it’s easy, it just takes a little time and energy) please let me know.  The best…

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Austin Atheists helping the homeless

I must’ve heard the words “an atheist can do no good” hundreds of times in the last few years.  It must be so hard to imagine how atheists can do good without the upstanding moral code imparted to us in the Bible or the Quran.  Sure I wouldn’t sell my daughter into slavery, or kill a man simply for being gay, but I can do other good things instead. 

I’m proud to donate clothes to Goodwill and give money to charity.  But I take a bigger sense of pride in atheist volunteers which was created to unite and showcase acts of goodness by the men in black who apparently can do no good.  Well the door to that argument is being shut more and more everyday as atheists aren’t as scared as they once were to show their face (we have religion to thank for our original fear).  We used…

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He’s baaaaaaccckkkk

I don’t like this Wordpress site as much as the RRS site, hence the 13 month absence from posting here.  It’s the first site that comes up when you google my name so I probably should post on it from time to time.  My primary place of residence is www.rationalresponders.com you can see the most recent posts on the site here.  

I’m on here a bunch: http://twitter.com/rationalsquad

Also look up “Brian Sapient” on facebook.

I’m still deciding what I want to do with this site, maybe I’ll work on some of the stuff I hate about it now.  If the past is any indication, I’ll hate it just a tiny bit more in 30 minutes. 


Christians in Texas Command Hurricane Ike to Stop

A group of Christians prays to stop Hurricane Ike in the name of Jesus.
Check out the parody blog post from Kelly and my call out to the Church that thinks prayer will make a difference against Hurricane Ike.

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