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{ 2009 02 10 }

Atheist Ranking

Daniel Florien of Unreasonable Faith has set loose a new internet meme onto the blogosphere, ranking our favorite atheist blogs. This meme has spread quickly overcoming Hemant Mehta, Moiz Khan, The Atheist Blogger, and Common Sense Atheism. Click on those links and explore some great atheist blogs you may not have even heard of. Unfortunately I was reading rough and so wasn’t wearing proper protection when I came upon this meme, so now I’ve been infected.

 

My top five favorite atheist blogs (in no discernable order):

  1. Daylight Atheism
  2. Debunking Christianity
  3. Atheist Revolution
  4. Greta Christina’s Blog
  5. The Atheist Ethicist
  6. The Friendly Atheist
  7. PZ Meyer’s Pharyngula
  8. Rationally Speaking
  9. Atheism: Proving the Negative
  10. Failing the Insider Test
Posted by Friar_Zero on Tuesday, February 10, 2009, at 8:00 am. Filed under atheism. Both comments and trackbacks are currently closed.

{ 3 } Comments

  1. DB | February 11, 2009 at 1:18 pm | Permalink

    Pharyngula is a great blog, but I think the best conversations about acutal issues (not just news) are happening on Atheist Revolution. Great list! I need to join the spirit get one up too!

  2. friar_zero | February 13, 2009 at 12:39 am | Permalink

    Yeah, Pharyngula and Friendly Atheist are good for keeping up with news and amusing tidbits but other blogs are more focused toward discussing hard topics.

  3. Mark Pogue | February 19, 2009 at 1:29 am | Permalink

    I am a great admirer of Atheist Revolution, but I like my blog a lot.

    I'm not the intellectual type, so I post informal, short "jabs" at Christianity. I'm a working person so I post videos, pics, and polls in-between my writings. Even though my blog is only 5 months old, it has had over 130,000 views. My blog is http://proudatheists.wordpress.com/

    Back to Atheist Revolution:

    No matter what blog I visit, it seems that vjack has been there. He's an amazing blogger and blog commenter as well. I think that his hard work accounts for his blog's success.