Podcast appearances and mentions of jessica ahlquist

Recorded on June 19th 2021. Check out my YouTube & Twitch channel for live streams and other content.

Jessica Ahlquist drove all the way from Rhode Island to my New York apartment to tell me about her lawsuit to have a prayer banner removed from the walls of her public school. She's an amazing woman and her courage really helps make me feel like a coward for not standing up for more things I believe in. Really interesting conversation.

Atheist activism among the youth. This week listen to high-school students Max Nielson and Jessica Ahlquist talk about the challenges of coming out as a young nonbelieving activist in predominantly Christian communities.

Pruebas de dios: Argumento del ajuste fino (“Fine Tuning”) http://wiki.ironchariots.org/index.php?title=Fine-tuning_argument http://www.chileskeptic.cl/argumentos-de-william- lane-craig-a-favor-de-dios-refutados Premio Paulo Coelho: 1. Dennis Terry, pastor de Luisiana por decir que tenemos que aceptar que los Estados Unidos son una nación cristiana o mudarnos del país. 2. Casey Anthony por bautizarse para poder encontrarse con su hija Caylee en el cielo. 3. Phil Vischer creador de los Veggie Tales por decir que lo que le falta a Plaza Sésamo, Dora la Exploradora y otros programas de niños es a Dios. 4. Meat Loaf por poner a Jessica Ahlquist de ejemplo de cómo los seres humanos nos hemos tornado egoístas. 5. Monseñor Hugo Barrantes, obispo de San José, CR por homofóbico y por criticar la fecundación in vitro. 6. Magistrado del T.C.P. Gualberto Cusi Mamani (Bolivia) por consultar las hojas de coca para determinar sentencias jurídicas Noticias: 1. El matrimonio humanista en Inglaterra 2. Mantén tus manos fuera de mi útero 3. La iglesia católica castró niños para curarlos de su homosexualidad Referencias del tema: http://delmonacatobudista.blogspot.com/2008/06/era-el-buddha-sexista-bhikkhu-metanando.html http://lamierdadedios.blogspot.com/2008/03/es-ateo-un-budista.html http://wiki.ironchariots.org/index.php?title=Buddhism Cita de cierre: “George Bush dice que habla con Dios todos los días, y los cristianos lo aman por ello. Si George Bush dijese que habló con Dios a través de su secador de pelo, pensarían que está loco. No veo cómo la adición de un secador de pelo hace que la aseveración sea más absurda.” Anónimo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ateorizar/message

Pruebas de dios: Argumento del ajuste fino (“Fine Tuning”) http://wiki.ironchariots.org/index.php?title=Fine-tuning_argument http://www.chileskeptic.cl/argumentos-de-william- lane-craig-a-favor-de-dios-refutados Premio Paulo Coelho: 1. Dennis Terry, pastor de Luisiana por decir que tenemos que aceptar que los Estados Unidos son una nación cristiana o mudarnos del país. 2. Casey Anthony por bautizarse para poder encontrarse con su hija Caylee en el cielo. 3. Phil Vischer creador de los Veggie Tales por decir que lo que le falta a Plaza Sésamo, Dora la Exploradora y otros programas de niños es a Dios. 4. Meat Loaf por poner a Jessica Ahlquist de ejemplo de cómo los seres humanos nos hemos tornado egoístas. 5. Monseñor Hugo Barrantes, obispo de San José, CR por homofóbico y por criticar la fecundación in vitro. 6. Magistrado del T.C.P. Gualberto Cusi Mamani (Bolivia) por consultar las hojas de coca para determinar sentencias jurídicas Noticias: 1. El matrimonio humanista en Inglaterra 2. Mantén tus manos fuera de mi útero 3. La iglesia católica castró niños para curarlos de su homosexualidad Referencias del tema: http://delmonacatobudista.blogspot.com/2008/06/era-el-buddha-sexista-bhikkhu-metanando.html http://lamierdadedios.blogspot.com/2008/03/es-ateo-un-budista.html http://wiki.ironchariots.org/index.php?title=Buddhism Cita de cierre: “George Bush dice que habla con Dios todos los días, y los cristianos lo aman por ello. Si George Bush dijese que habló con Dios a través de su secador de pelo, pensarían que está loco. No veo cómo la adición de un secador de pelo hace que la aseveración sea más absurda.” Anónimo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ateorizar/message

Denis returns to introduce Russell, Shilling and Matt! We discuss some Reason Rally information, charity from Christians and atheists, Meat Loaf's take on Jessica Ahlquist, the War on Women, school assemblies from hate groups...and more!

This week we look at religion in politics, applaud Bill Maher and boo Denzel Washington for their comments on atheism, congratulate "The Book of Mormon" musical, and talk with First Amendment champion Ellery Schempp about how his 1963 Supreme Court victory over religion in high school compares with Jessica Ahlquist's current fight in Rhode Island.

"Everything's Coming Up Roses." This week we talk with the intrepid freethinking Connecticut florist (of Glimpse of Gaia) who delivered flowers to the victorious teenage Rhode Island atheist litigant Jessica Ahlquist after nobody in Rhode Island would do it. We also celebrate a victory 30+ years in the making, and announce the filing of FFRF's newest lawsuit challenging the Jesus Statue on federal land in Montana.

This week we'll celebrate Roe v. Wade with journalist Sunsara Taylor. Then, we'll interview Jessica Ahlquist, the besieged 16 year old litigant in a Rhode Island school prayer lawsuit. Her harassment is an object lesson in why religion does not belong in our public schools.

Fresh from a month long break the doubtcasters return do discus some of the stories they missed while away. The U.S. supreme court has ruled that religious groups have a "ministerial exception" from anti-discrimination laws. We discuss how this ruling might effect those working for religious institutions. Meanwhile, Catholic Charities are closing their doors because they are no longer permitted to receive government funds while discriminating against same-sex couples seeking to adopt children. Hardware superstore Lowes panders to Christian bigots who insist there is no such thing as an "All-American Muslim" even though recent studies suggest otherwise. For this week's God Thinks Like You segment we discuss how secular authority can fill that "God shaped hole" in your life and in Counter-Apologetics we debunk the "King James Bible only" crowd as our belated tribute to the 400th anniversary of that historic document. We end with props for anti-fundamentalist protests in Israel and Jessica Ahlquist who recently succeeded in getting a religious banner removed from her high school.

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To celebrate a court victory, you'll hear teenager atheist and champion of the first amendment Jessica Ahlquist, who was defamed by her legislator as an "evil little thing." Then we'll talk with the author George Levine about joy of secularism. Tune in for an uplifting show celebrating secularity.

Hello and welcome to the first episode of Skeptic Coffee Break, your short form podcast designed for your coffee break or morning commute. My name’s Robert Sacerich, your host. Today, for my first episode, I have a few news items that I thought would be of interest. I’ll talk about Jessica Ahlquist, the NCSE takes on climate change science ,SOPA, and more. I’ll touch on each subject and provide further information, as well as links on the show notes blog at skepticcoffeebreak.tumblr.com. Feel free to message me through that site or @skepticcoffee on twitter if you have any suggestions for show topics.

Welcome to 2012! Beth, Lynnea and Tracie ring in the new year with talk about: Plan B, Jessica Ahlquist's lawsuit win, Texas ultrasound law, Transgender issues in the Girl Scouts, Sexism in the atheist movement and our MAJOR award. :)

Guest: High school state/church activists Jessica Ahlquist and Harrison Hopkins Atheists are not rapturous over the rapture, once again predicted by Harold Camping. Learn about FFRF's 40 billboards criticizing religion and the bible regarding Famly Radio's (once again) failed prediction that the world would end on October 21. We will also hear stories about what its like to be high school state/church activists from FFRF awardees Jessica Ahlquist and Harrison Hopkins.

Ash, one of FFRF's outstanding summer legal interns, will talk about his work for FFRF, and how he became the atheist son of a Shiite father from Iraq and a Roman Catholic mom from Iowa! Brave Rhode Island high school student Jessica Ahlquist, 16, who will receive a $1,000 student activist award at FFRF's October national convention in Hartford, Conn., will talk about why she became a plaintiff in an ongoing federal lawsuit against a religious painting at her high school ... and how she lost a few "friends."