A Word from our Glorious Leader Seán Bent

Whether you’re curious about what on earth UCC Atheists actually

does or you’re just hoping to find something thought provoking, you’ll

find it here.

You might be wondering why we feel the need to publish an entire mag-

azine. Well, being an atheist broadly means that you do not believe in a god or gods - hav-

ing this viewpoint affects one’s perspectives on a great many issues. From international

politics to every day social norms in Cork City, non-believers will inevitably spot and ques-

tion assumptions made about what is considered proper conduct, fair judgement, and log-

ical interpretation of the facts. Atheist issues are diverse because issues of the divine have

and continue to influence the world around us (often in ways more subtle than we might

initially realise). It is from these kinds of issues that we draw our material for the Invisible

Pink Unicorn.

Take a look around the magazine and spare a few thoughts for things philosophical and

topical, and why not join us at our events during the year for more of the same.

THE MIGHTY PINK ONE COMMANDS YOU TO GIVE THE SOCIETY A TRY (and bring

A 1 An ancient novel often read on

Sunday.

D 2 law concerned with free expression

in terms of religion.

D 3 Belief in strict and literal

interpretations of religious texts.

A 4 Descent with modification.

D 5 Proposed and provided evidence `

for evolution.

D 6 Ancient Greek atheist philosopher.

A 7 Alternative term for "atheist".

A 8 Infamous book by Richard Dawkins.

A 9 Deity created as a mockery of the

decision to teach intelligent design in

schools.

A 10 Aarrogant Atheist with Selfish Genes

A 11 The opposite of atheism.

A 12 Belief that one is unable to tell if

God exists or not.

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The Committee

Godless Crossword

If you are wondering

what the Invisible

Pink Unicorn is

about then turn to

page 28.

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