History

by Conrad Goeringer Read more about The Enlightenment, Freemasonry, and The Illuminati→

by Madalyn Murray O'Hair

The following is the text of American Atheist Radio Series program No. 208, first broadcast on August 26, 1972

Like every ethnic group seeking its own identity, American Atheists is attempting to uncover its history. It is a fascinating search. Often, just a name appears and a date with the notation that this person was a non-theist. I have for some time been trying to get some information, for example, on one Edwin C. Walker. I have finally uncovered one of his writings, and a little more information concerned with him.  Read more about Edwin C. Walker: American Atheist→

The home of a rich Jewish rabbi in Peterkoff Tribulalski, Poland, at the beginning of the nineteenth century would seem an inauspicious setting for the birth of a feminist, Atheist radical known for her eloquence throughout two English-speaking countries. Yet that is where Ernestine Rose began the troublesome inquiries that would lead her to renown in Atheist circles throughout Europe and the United States.  Read more about Ernestine Rose: A Troublesome Female→

Culbert Levy Olson was born on November 7, 1876, in Fillmore, Utah, of Western pioneer parents, Daniel and Delilah (King) Olson, and was a descendent of one of the signers of the U.S. Constitution. His early youth was spent on a farm in Utah. He was the second of two boys, his elder brother being Emmet Olson. He was apparently reared in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon), although all of his references to that church were oblique.  Read more about The Hon. Atheist Governor: Culbert L. Olson.→

John G. Jackson
February, 1987 Read more about Hubert Henry Harrison: The Black Socrates →