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Favorite cartoon/comic strip/meme about atheism
- posted by: ykombinator on 2010-12-18
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resources-references - score: 12
As I surf the net, I find hundreds of comics and memes about atheism and disbelief in God.
Has anybody gone through any such meme and would like to share with the community?
Like I have one here:
Answer 1058
- posted by: Winawer on 2010-12-20
- score: 15
How about xkcd?
edit: I almost forgot about this Ctrl+Alt+Del comic (http://www.cad-comic.com/cad/20070706):
Answer 1045
- posted by: Rob Schneider on 2010-12-19
- score: 13
My favorite, relating to Creationists and Evolution: 
Answer 1176
- posted by: Dave Kirby on 2010-12-22
- score: 13
Russell's Teapot was always a favourite strip of mine. Unfortunately the original site is no more, but a few of the comics are archived here.
This is my all time favourite:
Answer 1082
- posted by: Renshia on 2010-12-21
- score: 9
Oh Oh One I like more.
Answer 1091
- posted by: Pulkit Sinha on 2010-12-21
- score: 9
Calvin and Hobbes has a slight undercurrent of scepticism and atheism
Edit:
There is also 'The Tree Lobsters' - You can't prove they don't exist!
Answer 1147
Answer 1081
- posted by: Renshia on 2010-12-21
- score: 8
One I like a lot
Answer 1094
- posted by: Raskolnikov on 2010-12-21
- score: 6
Not my favorie, but just saw this one and I thought I'd share. Simple way to make mince meat of ontological arguments:
Answer 1661
- posted by: Seti on 2010-12-29
- score: 5
Answer 1138
- posted by: Yasir Arsanukaev on 2010-12-22
- score: 4
I like these:
And the following:
Answer 1998
- posted by: Danko Durbić on 2011-01-05
- score: 3
Another xkcd:
Answer 998
- posted by: Josiah on 2010-12-18
- score: 2
My favorite heathen meme is probably baby-eating. What self respecting atheist doesn’t love the taste of babies?
Answer 1042
- posted by: JustDucky on 2010-12-19
- score: 2
I'm not certain of any dedicated atheist cartoons, but I find Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal Comics (sometimes NSFW) to be as close as I have found.
Answer 1057
- posted by: Dudge on 2010-12-20
- score: 2
http://cectic.com/archive.html
I think this may be what you are looking for.
Answer 1135
- posted by: F. Thalweg on 2010-12-22
- score: 2
Not hard to find. Can’t believe no one has mentioned any of these, yet:
http://www.jesusandmo.net/
http://www.atheistcartoons.com/
http://www.mrwiggleslovesyou.com/
Loads more.
Answer 2183
- posted by: Ilari Kajaste on 2011-01-13
- score: 2
Mimi and Eunice: God Will Never Let You Down
Answer 978
- posted by: Seti on 2010-12-18
- score: 1
Oh boy - there are so many! Carlin, of course, and Penn & Teller. There’s a fabulous clip on YouTube of Ricky Gervais talking about Genesis, and also one of Dara O’Briain on homeopathy. And Richard Ince on Creationism (“A magic man did it.”)
Answer 997
- posted by: Dave Gilbert on 2010-12-18
- score: 1
Bill Maher. HBO’s Real Time and his stand up one-man shows. George Carlin. Don’t ask God for anything. Ask Joe Pesci ‘cos ‘he looks like a guy that can get things done’.
Answer 1020
- posted by: philip guy muir on 2010-12-19
- score: 1
There is only one…… Scoobie Doo. The ultimate skeptic/Atheist (he does not claim to be an Atheist but watch a few episodes and there is no God in there)
Answer 1429
- posted by: Nomæd on 2010-12-25
- score: 1
Just saw a collection of memes: http://www.ranker.com/list/god-is-an-epic-troll-the-best-of-the-advice-god-meme/robert-wabash
Answer 1663
- posted by: Seti on 2010-12-29
- score: 1
Homeopathy This isn't Dara O'Braian, but it's probably even better. I've included it because I think debunking woo uses the same critical thinking skills as debunking religion.
Answer 3001
- posted by: Villemoes on 2011-03-04
- score: 0
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