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Give the gift of Godlessness Take all the trouble out of Christmas shopping for the heathen in your home ndash; we have all the gifts you could ever want, right here. For the gift that keeps on giving why not buy your beloved blasphemer a gift subscription to New Humanist, with Free God Trumps. Order by Wednesday 16 Dec to make sure its gets into the post in time for Christmas. Or why not buy your adored atheist a copy of the DVD of last year's Nine Lessons and Carols for Godless People shows, starring Richard Dawkins, Robin Ince, Simon Singh, Stewart Lee, Richard Herring, Ben Goldacre and many more? Lastly its not too late to take your sweetest secularist for a night out to this years Nine Lessons show finale at the Apollo in London, where you will see Richard Dawkins, Al Murray, Dara O Briain, Mark Steel, Natalie Haynes, Robin Ince, Richard Herring, Barry Cryer, Brian Cox,Simon Singh, Jim Bob from Carter USM and loads more comedians, scientists and musicians. Few remaining tickets here. Three great presents for unbelievers everywhere. Don't just take our word for it, all three turn up on the Telegraph's top picks for atheist pressies.
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Sing with the BHA Choir (14 December)
Tomorrow sees the start of Nine Lessons and Carols for Godless People, our six-night Godless Christmas extravaganza at the Bloomsbury Theatre and the Hammersmith Apollo (there are still tickets for the Hammersmith show). Suffice to say we're very excited about this, and since we're feeling all seasonal (in a distinctly...
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