Scepticism - I am a sceptic (or skeptic), but if you want proof, check out these websites:-

Association for Sceptical Enquiry

Centre for Inquiry London

Committee for Skeptical Inquiry

European Council of Skeptical Organisations

Homeowatch

Improbable Science

James Randi Educational Foundation

Museum of Hoaxes - Gullibility Tests!

National Center for Science Education

The Nightingale Collaboration

Phil Plait's Bad Astronomy

Quackometer

Quackwatch

Richard Dawkins Foundation

Richard Dawkins.net

Sense About Science

Skepchick

Skeptic.com

The Skeptic, including Skeptics in the Pub

Skepticality podcasts

The Skeptic's Dictionary

The Skeptic’s Guide to the Universe

Snopes.com - urban legends

UK Sceptics

Are you “a bright”?

• A bright is a person who has a naturalistic worldview
• A bright's worldview is free of supernatural and mystical elements
• The ethics and actions of a bright are based on a naturalistic worldview

Humanism & Atheism - as a Bright, I do not have a religion; as a humanist and an atheist, I value humanity and its ability to search for the truth and find the true value of life and living. Here are some interesting websites:-

Apostates of Islam

Atheists of Silicon Valley

British Humanist Association

Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster

Council for Secular Humanism

Faith Freedom

If You’re Not Religious, For God’s Sake Say So

Institution for the Secularization of Islamic Society

International Humanist and Ethical Union

Jesus Puzzle

National Secular Society

New Humanist

Scientology - article from Time

Secular Coalition for America

Secular Web

If you’re not religious, for God’s sake SAY SO

The national census in 2001 inflated the numbers of the religious by using a flawed question, “What is your religion?” They’re doing it again in the 2011 census. Check out the BHA’s campaign website for why you should tick “No religion”.