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Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Please note: a complete issue with all text (due to a printer's error, pages 49-50 follow page 6, and pages 7-8 follow page 48). Offered is the Summer 1997 (Vol. 35 No. 3) issue of "American Atheist: A Journal of Atheist News and Thought" with Ellen Johnson (as President and Business Manager), Frank R. Zindler (as Editor), Ann E. Zindler (as Associate Editor), Conrad F. Goeringer (as Contributing Editor), and Spike Tyson (as Production Manager) and published by the American Atheist Press out of Austin, Texas. A magazine measuring 8-3/8" by 11" and containing 60 pages including front and rear covers. Now published quarterly, Contents include: article "What's Wrong With a Few Harmless Prayers in Courtrooms or Classrooms?" by Ronald J. Barrier; article "Apocalypse Chronicle" by Conrad F. Goeringer; article "Vardis Fisher, an American Atheist Author" by Richard M. Andrews ("An Atheist master consigned to oblivion is remembered"); "Socrates versus Moses and Christ" (from Vardis Fisher's novel "A Goat For Azazel"); article "Spirits, Souls, and Clones: Biology's Latest Challenge to Theology" by Frank R. Zindler ("Cloning of a human would be the 'reductio ad absurdum' of the idea of spirits & souls"); article "Thermodynamics, Creationism, and Evolution" by John W. Patterson ("An engineer refutes the idea that the second law of thermodynamics makes evolution impossible"); article "Whose Bible Is It Anyway? Ask an Atheist!" by Philip R. Davies ("A famous expert on the Dead Sea Scrolls argues that like the Pyramids and Stonehenge, the bible is the cultural heritage of Atheists as well as believers. It takes the objectivity of Atheists to study it scientifically"); article "Attack of The Prayer Bullies" by Conrad F. Goeringer (on Roy Moore: "An Alabama judge trashes the First Amendment and triggers what may become a prolonged 'prayer war'"); "Why I Do Not Believe In God" by Annie Besant (Part I from her 1887 pamphlet); "Statement by Alan Hale on the Heaven's Gate Mass Suicide" (Excerpt from press conference in Cloudcroft, New Mexico, on March 28, 1997); article "Can Atheists Have Morals?" by Doug Krueger ("An excerpt from a forthcoming book by a young philosopher").…

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the Winter 1996-1997 (Vol. 35 No. 1) issue of "American Atheist: A Journal of Atheist News and Thought" with Ellen Johnson (as President and Business Manager), Frank R. Zindler (as Editor), Ann E. Zindler (as Associate Editor), Conrad F. Goeringer (as Contributing Editor), and Spike Tyson (as Production Manager) and published by the American Atheist Press out of Austin, Texas. A magazine measuring 8-1/2" by 11" and containing 56 pages including front and rear covers. Now published quarterly (its last regular issue was published in July 1992), Contents include: editorial "Born-Again 'American Atheist'" by new Editor Frank R. Zindler ("With the exception of a special issue of 'American Atheist' which was published in the spring of 1996 [dated August 1995], this magazine has not been seen since around July of 1992"); article "Countdown to the Millennium: Last Tango on Planet Earth?" by Conrad F. Goeringer ("The millennium is coming! This time around, both Jesus and E.T. are expected back for The Big Sequel"); article "The Chupacabras: A Monster for the New Millennium?" by Conrad F. Goeringer ("This blood-sucker is linked to religious mysticism, reports of UFOS, aliens, and apocalypse"); short story "Welcome Home, Son" by Henry Oliver ("Jesus returns, but to unholy Toledo instead of the 'Holy Land'"); article "Once Upon a Millennium" by Frank R. Zindler ("An examination of a millennium that came and went a thousand years ago"); article "Prophecy Failed: From The Great Disappointment to Apocalypse Ranch" by Conrad F. Goeringer ("The false prophecy of William Miller in 1843 led to Jehovah's Witnesses, Seventh-Day Adventists, and Waco"); article "One, Two, Many Endings!" by Conrad F. Goeringer ("The biblical Book of Revelation isn't the only roadmap for the end of the world"); article "Millennium Foolishness" by John Higdon ("Dr. Higdon focuses a psychiatric eye on the millennialist psyche"); article "Where Jesus Never Walked" by Frank R. Zindler ("The geography of 'Jesus of Nazareth' is very similar to the geography of the Wizard of Oz"); article "Examining the Apocalypse" by James B. Pullen, Jr. ("Revelation, the most mind-boggling book in the Christian Bible, makes sense if read as an astral allegory"); article "Social Psychopathology of End-Times Faith" by Conrad F. Goeringer ("Thirst for vengeance, conspiracy theorizing, and postmodern conflicts are combined in the millennialist social psychopathology").…

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the Spring 1997 (Vol. 35 No. 2) issue of "American Atheist: A Journal of Atheist News and Thought" with Ellen Johnson (as President and Business Manager), Frank R. Zindler (as Editor), Ann E. Zindler (as Associate Editor), Conrad F. Goeringer (as Contributing Editor), and Spike Tyson (as Production Manager) and published by the American Atheist Press out of Austin, Texas. A magazine measuring 8-1/2" by 11" and containing 56 pages including front and rear covers. Now published quarterly, Contents include: article "I Love Lucy!" by Carole Gray (on Lucy Colman - "A forgotten heroine of Freethought is restored to history and reveals an unknown side of Lincoln"); article "Of Bones and Boners: St. Peter at the Vatican" by Frank R. Zindler ("Underground at the Vatican, Catholics are venerating the bones of chickens, pigs, and a mouse, not St. Peter!"); article "Apologetic Defenses" by C. Dennis McKinsey ("When missionaries come calling, what are you going to do? Call the Bible-Buster"); article "A Glimpse of the Invention of Christianity" by Christopher M. Drew ("If there never was a Christ, how did Christianity begin?"); article "Piety Gets You Sobriety?" by Ron Larsen ("Alcoholics Anonymous is exposed and secular alternatives are identified"); article "God's Mighty Men: The Promise Keepers Rise Up" by Conrad F. Goeringer (also: "Promise Keepers and the Dominionist Mandate" and "'Godly Men' with a Dominionist Agenda" - "A dangerous 'paracult' is threatening our secular society"); article "Trying to Make a Case for Faith Healing" by Kevin Courcey ("An RN shows that 'proof' of the efficacy of faith healing actually proves the opposite").…

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