I only have a vague recall of who "Frederick the Great" was; but he was quoted as saying this;
Here's the Wiki link on him if you want to know more;
Frederick was warmonger, and patron of the arts. A weird combination of interesting and despicable at the same time. JMO.
Frederic the partially Great?
Frederick the 55% Great?
Frederick So-So?
@AnneWimsey Frederick the twisted and intelligent?
Posted by RobecologyAn obscure voice out of the past...yet bold for the times...
Posted by RobecologyI only have a vague recall of who "Frederick the Great" was; but he was quoted as saying this; Here's the Wiki link on him if you want to know more; [en.wikipedia.org]
Posted by RobecologyFound another good one by Bertrand Russell
Posted by RobecologyA FFRF post (from Twitter).from one of my favorites, Bill Maher....
Posted by RobecologyHere's a former leader's comments on the alleged peace-loving strategy of Hindus and Moslems.
Posted by WordIn the administrate law court there is a request that the God "in which they trust" would be present at a hearing in accordance with prior government documentation precedence.
Posted by RobecologyErnestine Rose. Not a familiar name... ...but an outspoken critic of the Bible over 160 years ago...
Posted by RobecologyAn oldie but goodie.
Posted by RobecologySharing a charming story of Butterfly McQueen...an African-American actress [afi.com]
Posted by RobecologyAnother great post pointing out the inequality of religion against women;
Posted by RobecologyThere's minority "free thinkers" and there's women "freethinkers" but to be both in the 1940's took some courage!
Posted by RobecologyCarl Sandburg lived a very typical hard working American life.
Posted by RobecologyOur "FreeThought for the day comes from our recently passed sceintist, Stephen Hawking;
Posted by RobecologyLoved Isaac Asimov; Asimov was an atheist, a humanist, and a rationalist.
Posted by KilltheskyfairyI second the motion!
Posted by RobecologyIf there's a god...can she/he dance? Lovely thought by an old poet, Henri Matisse;