Atheists (and even liberal Christians) have no basis for morality. Nothing—and I mean nothing!—stands between a godless person and debauchery or lechery or even violence. Population ...

Atheists are no less moral: ... Besides garnering earned media, the United Church of Bacon has now put up several secular billboards with quotes from America’s founding fathers.

In a Slate (!) review of a new book about atheism by Nick Spencer, Michael Robbins lays into the historical ignorance of contemporary atheists, who, he says, not only misunderstand religion, but ...

The man who quotes some German historian against the tradition of the Catholic ... basically is stuck at square one and can have no coherent moral system. That’s not to say an atheist is immoral.

In a new study, University of Illinois-Chicago Assistant Professor of Psychology Tomas Ståhl sought to explore the differences between believers' and non-believers' senses of morality. His efforts ...

They are absolutely correct. The evidence is clear that atheism does not result in immorality. If anything, secularity is strongly correlated with sound ethical living. Despite the horrible ...

Atheism is said to pose a major threat to morality. Some theists claim that disbelief leads to moral relativism and undermines the motivation to do good deeds. Recent research can help us see what ...

Atheists and believers both have moral compasses, but with key differences Belief in God associated with stronger endorsement of moral values that promote group cohesion ...

My atheism was born a year and a half before I migrated to the United States at the age of 20 in 1985. Strange as this might sound, my disbelief seemed like a gift from God.

To investigate whether atheists have a moral compass, and to see how it compares with the compass of believers, Ståhl did four surveys: The first two included a total of 429 Americans on Amazon's ...