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Category Archives: Blogs
Which universities send traffic to Secular Right
Over at one of my other weblogs I looked at university traffic. So I wanted to check Secular Right. The blog’s been around for over 2 years now, and here are the universities which sent more than 500 visitors:
Secular Right Fan Page
I created one on Facebook. Need 20 “likes” to reserve the vanity URL. Update: Thanks, http://www.facebook.com/SecularRight is ours!
“Right Atheists” channel on Reddit
It has come to my attention that Reddit has a channel for right-wing atheists. The description: Atheist conservatives, right-wing Darwinists, South-Park conservatives, right-wing libertarians, anti-Sharia activists, non-conformists, controversialists and other politically incorrect freedom fighters: This is your community. Enjoy. Seems … Continue reading
The Skeptical Conservatives
CONSVLTVS of RESPVBLICA has created a nifty little badge for “Skeptical Conservatives”. The aim is to indicate a very small affinity group, bloggers and thinkers who are not religious, conservative, and, not necessarily libertarian in their presuppositions. The intersection of … Continue reading
New Majority → FrumForum
Here’s the explanation for the change in name. When I saw a page notifying of the change last night on NewMajority I thought someone had hacked the site and placed the note up as a joke. I guess that says … Continue reading
The necessity of the non-answer
Clark of Mormon Metaphysics points to this screed by Peter Lawler over at Postmodern Conservative by way of praising Atheist Delusions: The Christian Revolution and Its Fashionable Enemies. Lawler asserts: … It begins as a criticism of the naive stupidity … Continue reading
Where are SR readers coming from?
The ranks for 2009 from Google Analytics. “Direct” means people who come directly to the site (e.g., bookmarks), while “referral” is from sites like Andrew Sullivan or Hot Air.
American Creation
I thought I would point to Jonathan Rowe’s weblog, American Creation. He’s been leaving many informed and civil comments for a few weeks, from which I have learned much. Would that the whole blogosphere was characterized by such gentlemanly discourse!
Perfection is impossible
From the comments: It is amazing that on a blog called SECULAR Right we have so many people here willing to pull the lever for someone about as far from “secular” as one can imagine. Have you all devolved to … Continue reading →