Carnivals and Symposiums

I managed to get myself into a couple of blog carnivals this weekend, and to get two articles in each carnival. It was an accident, I assure you.

One is the Carnival of the Godless #85, which covers my posts lying to get into good schools or scouts (or to buy acceptance when saying the Pledge of Allegiance) and a post on my answer to the rationality problem of "The Ultimatum Game."

The other is the 15th Humanist Symposium at Cafe Philos, which presented my opposition to the thesis that only atheists can be moral and on lying.

I would recommend stopping by. These provide excellent opportunities to browse through a wide range of contemporary thought in atheism and in humanism.