International Humanist and Ethical Union

...that is, if you don't want to ask us first.

We are after your children and pets.

The only atheism-based radio show around? Maybe, maybe not. But it's still fun.

You knew somebody was going to do it eventually. Luckily for all of us, it's online. Also, the Annotated Koran, and the (in-progress) Book of Mormon. What else can you hope for?

A mindbogglingly comprehensive site with a design to kill for. Or pray for. Whatever. In any case, you can send e-mails to the Pope. If that's not awesome, we honestly don't know what is.

Another (actually) small religion that has packed a surprising punch over its four-millennia run thus far. General references on the religion and its history.

Same deal, but this reference is a little on the conservative side for the religion in general. It is, however, pretty thorough for anyone who's curious.

A Christian group monitoring cult activities and dedicated to helping people identify and withdraw from cults when they can. The site has information on a lot of different cults, past and present. Sound a bit dubious? Maybe. But hey, when it comes to some of these groups, we'll take our friends where we can find them to help keep people away.

A group specifically dedicated to helping people "recover" from the JW experience. Former group members can help each other get over whatever crazy stuff those door-to-door God salesmen put them through in the first place. Interesting, if somewhat disconcerting site.

Do you secretly wish you could go to church without your atheist buddies ribbing you about it? Attend online! The recently-opened Church of Fools lets you participate Sims-style in actual services. Really neat site all around.

God bless the Humanities Text Initiative at the University of Michigan. And if I believed in one, I'd actually mean that. This site is the source for the easily searchable KJVB and Koran above. It also includes several versions of the Bible (from Martin Luther's translations to the Revised Standard version), the Book of Mormon, non-religious public domain texts and links to sites with even more. Check them out.

Like the new moral majority, only a little bit kookier. If nothing else, check out their movie reviews. Hilarious, except when you realize somebody probably takes them seriously.

Still alive and kickin', so watch for when you'll need to kick back.

All the news you never really wanted to know was even out there.

So crazy, even the Christians apparently think it's a joke. Certainly seems so, but either way, their campaign to shut down Landover Baptist is the funniest bit so far.

Ever wish that you could politically distance yourself from the fundamentalist/evangelical Christian segment of the U.S., and/or South Carolina? Now you can! Visit Christian Exodus, a fundamentalist project to take over South Carolina and secede from the union by 2016. We're still not entirely convinced that this isn't a joke, but either way, it is far too freaking funny to be left out of the links list entirely.

...Right then. Luckily, this page seems to have been abandoned sometime around 1999, but it's still around for all who want to see it. The host site, The Gospel Plow, is somewhat scarier.

Super-Christian comics, now with a new fire n' brimstone layout!

The world according to Jack T. Chick. Plenty of demons included.

The sinister force behind the Left Behind series. Watch out for them, they're kind of noxious close up.

Religion without god/s. Priests, pastors, rabbis, etc. from many faiths and denominations included.
(...Don't ask us, man. We're not anywhere near clever enough to think this kind of stuff up.)

Ah the internet...the place where snide running jokes can become reality.

"Where the worthwhile worship." Has a useful section on how to report atheists to the FBI. Quick, go, before we put up any more blasphemy on the internet!

The official site for the One True Faith.