Flowers of Freethought (Second Series)
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173
1884
English
- Preface
- Luscious Piety
- The Jewish Sabbath
- Professor Stokes on Immortality
- Paul Bert
- Bradlaugh's Ghost
- Christ and Brotherhood
- The Sons of God
- Melchizedek
- S'w'elp me God
- Infidel Homes
- Are Atheists Cruel?
- Are Atheists Wicked?
- Rain Doctors
- Pious Puerilities
- ''Thus Saith the Lord''
- Believe or Be Damned
- Christian Charity
- Religion and Money
- Clotted Bosh
- Lord Bacon on Atheism
- Christianity and Slavery
- Christ up to Date
- Secularism and Christianity
- Altar and Throne
- Martin Luther
- The Praise of Folly
- Happy in Hell
- The Act of God
- Keir Hardy on Christ
- Blessed be ye Poor
- Converted Infidels
- Mrs. Booth's Ghost
- Talmage on the Bible
- Mrs. Besant on Death and After
- The Poets and Liberal Theology
- Christianity and Labor
- An Easter Egg for Christians
- Duelling
- Down Among the Dead Men
- Smirching a Hero
- Kit Marlowe and Jesus Christ
- Jehovah the Ripper
- The Parson's Living Wage
- Did Bradlaugh Backslide?
- Frederic Harrison on Atheism
- Save the Bible!
- Forgive and Forget
- The Star of Bethlehem
- The Great Ghosts
- Atheism and the French Revolution
- Pigottism
- Jesus at the Derby
- Atheist Murderers
- A Religion for Eunuchs
- Rose-Water Religion
The Freethinker, founded in 1881 was one of the first secular humanist magazines, and also one of the oldest surviving one, moving online only in 2014. It was founded by G. W. Foote, who was its chief editor for 34 years and stated the magazine's purpose as
The Freethinker is an anti-Christian organ, and must therefore be chiefly aggressive. It will wage relentless war against superstition in general, and against Christian superstition in particular. It will do its best to employ the resources of Science, Scholarship, Philosophy and Ethics against the claims of the Bible as a Divine Revelation; and it will not scruple to employ for the same purpose any weapons of ridicule or sarcasm that may be borrowed from the armoury of Common Sense.
Flowers of Freethought is a collection of Foote's articles for the Freethinker; this second series contains 55 of them. (Summary by Ava)
The Freethinker is an anti-Christian organ, and must therefore be chiefly aggressive. It will wage relentless war against superstition in general, and against Christian superstition in particular. It will do its best to employ the resources of Science, Scholarship, Philosophy and Ethics against the claims of the Bible as a Divine Revelation; and it will not scruple to employ for the same purpose any weapons of ridicule or sarcasm that may be borrowed from the armoury of Common Sense.
Flowers of Freethought is a collection of Foote's articles for the Freethinker; this second series contains 55 of them. (Summary by Ava)
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