About Me
My name is Adrian Corscadden. I am the author of this humble blog. I started this back in August 2007 and have been posting more and more frequently since then. Ok, so recently, I have been posting less and less, as school gets more intense. I post about anything that interests me, which usually interest my readers too. Blogging has been very rewarding for me, as writing for the public forces me to explore and express my ideas better than if I kept them to myself.
Here are 5 things you should know about me
1. I am an engineering student at the University of Victoria, in British Columbia, Canada.
2. I see the beauty in science and like sharing this with other people.
3. I am a gadget geek. If I had the money, I would own every piece of gadgetry from a Newton to a Blackberry.
4. I am an Atheist.
Here are some links to my online presence
6 Comments on this post
Leave a CommentThank you for not being afraid of being an atheist. it bothers me that there is a stigma about atheism, and more of us should be open about our (non?) faith.
Comment left on 3.11.2009 by Shane
very much agreed!
i’m an agnostic/atheist too, entering uni this year ^^
cheers for atheism!
Comment left on 4.17.2009 by Shu Fen
Can you tell me Atheists what do the letters “BC” stand for?
” They pierced my hands and feet and cast lots for my clothes”
– Psalm 22 1000BC
“What are these wounds in your hands?”
– Zechariah 500BC
“I saw a fourth man in the furnace. One like the Son of God”
– Daniel 500BC
“Out of Bethlehem shall come the ruler of Israel who has been from everlasting”– Micah 500BC
“Who has ascended and descended? What is my Son’s name if you can tell?”
– Proverbs 1000BC
“He was bruised for our iniquities. The Lord has laid upon him the sins of us all”– Isaiah 700BC
“The words of scholars are like well driven nails given by one shepherd”
- Ecclesiastes 1000BC
“He who does not believe in the Son of God is condemned already”
- John 3:18
Comment left on 9.13.2009 by Ignatius
Shane, atheism’s stigma is warranted. All educated people know of the genocidal history of atheists, and how, in a single century, they’ve committed over 2,000% more murders than all religions combined throughout history. We also have research data which shows that atheists are less honest, less respectful of life, donate less to charity, and more likely to be incarcerated. There’s also various studies which link atheism to many psychological disorders.
If atheists ever want to become respected members of society and not considered dangerous crackpots, they’ll have to drastically improve their attitudes. Take a look at the negative tone of this blog and its author. If the most the typical atheist has to offer is ridiculing the beliefs of others, then it’s no wonder they spend the majority of their lives in their grandparents basements watching Star Trek and playing Magic: The Gathering.
Comment left on 11.15.2009 by Johnny the Science Buff
I find it mildly puzzling that the more relevant point people get is… you being an atheist. I just started following you on twitter, let’s see what you are up to
Comment left on 3.21.2010 by Ruben Berenguel
You said here are 5 things but only listed 4…
Comment left on 1.2.2011 by Kate