Skepchick Quickies 3.14
- Young, sick, and invisible: A skeptic’s journey with chronic illness – This is a book that needs to exist. There are links to some of Ania’s writings on chronic illness listed. Go check them out and then help a fellow skeptic get her book out there.
- International day to defend apostates and blasphemers – “Blasphemy laws in over 30 countries and apostasy laws in over 20 aim primarily to restrict thought, expression and the rights of Muslims, ex-Muslims and non-Muslims alike.”
- Women’s (bike) history: Maria Ward – From Bryan.
- Wrong! – Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal on taking skepticism to the extreme. From Zoltan.
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Amanda
Blasphemy Laws are so stupid. Thinking that people should be punished for not believing X is one of most backwards things there is out there.
Simple: Start going to one of those new atheist churches, declare that it’s your religion when you do your taxes/census/etc, and the blasphemy laws ought to work in your favor.
(That should read “any blasphemy law written well enough to be legally enforceable”)