Godless Nerdistry: Or How to be a Bag of Chemicals and Still Have Fun.

What does Humanist Culture look like? About what you'd expect when you get a bunch of philosophy and science nerds together and tell them to go nuts. In these articles, Dale DeBakcsy answers the big questions about how music, board games, comic books, literature, drama, psychology, science, and romance novels are all reacting to the emerging, and lusciously dorky, humanism of the twenty-first century, while at the same time casting a glance at some of the more amusing/terrifying (amusrifying?) holdovers from our religious past. All in the service of the great query - how do you have fun when you know you're a deterministic bag of chemicals?

Author: Dale Debakcsy
Publisher: Gentleman Scholars
Published: 10/15/2014
Pages: 310
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.92lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.65d
ISBN: 9780989806718

About the Author
Dale DeBakcsy is a regular contributor to Philosophy Now, American Atheist Magazine, Free Inquiry, New Humanist Magazine, and The Freethinker. He is also the author of the Women In Science feature at MadArtLab.com and the Cartoon History of Humanism feature at TheHumanist.com. Since 2007, he has co-written the webcomic Frederick the Great: A Most Lamentable Comedy Breaching Time and Space with Geoffrey Schaeffer.

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