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As I write this, here are four of the six most recent postings at ScienceBlogs, all by different bloggers.
Freethinker Sunday Sermonette: I Could've had Religion
Ray Comfort meets the Evangelist's Nightmare
Against multiculturalism (multireligionism)
Christopher Hitchens doesn't like Mother Theresa
Anybody see a pattern here?
This is from http://scienceblogs.com/channel/24-hours/?utm_source=globalChannel&utm_medium=link but of course by the time you click the most recent 6 will be different.