Atheism

World-renowned pianist Fazıl Say has announced that he "extends his hand for dialogue and reconciliation" with Turkish officials who imposed "almost a ban" targeting him.

The THEAMA Theater for People with Disabilities is staging Jean-Paul Sartre's satirical drama "Nekrassov" for the first time in Greece in a run of 21 performances at the Apo Michanis (Ex Machina) theater, at 6 p.m. every Wednesday and Thursday to April 5. The production features English and Greek supertitles with Greek Sign Language interpretation. The theater is wheelchair accessible.

In the piece, entitled, "As Putin has proven, political madness is the new status quo," Zizek recalled that the Russian president said his country "still has the greatest nuclear potential in the world - but nobody listened to us. Listen to us now.

Or something more intellectually stimulating? How about mathematical equations sketched by quantum theory pioneers Erwin Schroedinger? Or poems from the pen of Arthur Rimbaud?

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A Turkish breathing therapist who recently made headlines for saying Atheists do not believe in God "because they do not know how to breathe correctly" previously said gay people also do not know how to breathe.  

Atheists do not believe God exists because they do not know how to breathe correctly, a Turkish breathing therapist has claimed.

Albania commemorated the 70th anniversary of the execution of 15 Albanian MPs on Tuesday. The group had dared to obstruct former dictator Enver Hoxha's plans to install a communist regime in Albania after WWII.

The head of Albania's main centre-right opposition Democratic Party, Lulzim Basha, on Monday said his party would soon submit a draft law seeking to ban the display of communist symbols in public.

The Democrats' leader said his party was seeking help from German partner parties in order to follow the same model that Germany has, in banning Nazi symbols.

Throughout the history of humanity, there has been a disaccord between artists and politicians. This is in their nature. The criticism of artists carries the seeds of ideas towards our future.

It has always been the names of the artists that stand out in a country's history.

A study of over 3,000 people in 13 countries has found that most of the world think atheists are immoral.

Most interesting of all, is the finding that this perception even exists among atheists themselves.