In addition to the core content on Jangled Jester, this page serves as a reference hub for nonreligious support, tools, and communities especially for those who reject faith but embrace America First principles.

As an atheist myself, I've often struggled to find local like-minded people in a landscape where most atheist networks lean heavily liberal and progressive. Many secular spaces cringe at right-leaning views, especially when it comes to immigration, foreign aid (like ending funding to Israel or avoiding endless wars), or protecting children from experimental gender procedures. Rejecting God is straightforward binary truth just as biological sex is binary. You're either a man or a woman; God is either real or not. There's no necessity for mysticism in either case.

Jangled Jester carves out space for nonreligious America First proponents who share core commitments with faithful patriots: secure borders, deporting illegal immigrants, withdrawing from foreign entanglements, and safeguarding kids from adult ideological experiments. You can appreciate Christianity's historical role in shaping America's moral and cultural foundation without mandating belief in it. Objectivism, libertarianism, and anarcho-capitalism can provide rational frameworks that put liberty first, value personal responsibility, and allow skepticism toward coercive authority, whether religious or statist.

Mainstream atheist communities often alienate conservatives, while traditional America First circles emphasize Christianity. But there's overlap worth exploring: atheists can defend religious liberty as part of individual freedom (no forcing God on anyone, no criminalizing consensual adult relationships), while conservatives can tolerate secular diversity (Christians, atheists, Pagans, Hindus, Muslims, and more coexisting under American liberty). How do we celebrate gay rights yet oppose transgender interventions on children? How do we demand mass deportations while honoring the secular pluralism already here? These are some of the real questions Jangled Jester engages.

The Resources page is your bulletin board: links, projects, books, podcasts, organizations, and materials worth checking if these themes resonate. Secular independence, objectivist integrity, America First politics, and crossing aisles without compromising principles. Building a strong reference set and support network helps when in-person nonreligious community is scarce, especially one that welcomes your full ethos. If this clicks, whether you're already walking this path, undergoing your own revelations, or just curious, then welcome to the jangle. You're in good company. Check back often; this space (and any movement it sparks) will evolve with new voices, projects, and ideas.

Thanks for stopping by. Let's keep exploring objectivism, physicalist philosophy, secular liberty, and authentic American living.

 

Bulletin Board

 

⚲ Atheists for Liberty atheistsforliberty.org

A nonprofit focused on normalizing atheism including in conservative spaces, defending freedoms, separation of church/state, and building grassroots for nonreligious libertarians and conservatives (without political campaigning due to non-profit status).

⚲ Ayn Rand Institute aynrand.org

Core philosophy hub for Objectivism: reason, individualism, laissez-faire capitalism, atheism. Free essays, lexicon, and courses on why faith/mysticism fails and why individual rights (including secular liberty) are absolute.

 

⚲ Albert Camus Society camus-society.com

International academic organization dedicated to studying and discussing Albert Camus's philosophy of absurdism, atheism, rational rebellion against arbitrary authority, and ethical individualism

 

⚲ The Atlas Society atlassociety.org

Resources on compatible libertarianism, atheism, and applying reason to politics/culture.

⚲ The Auron MacIntyre Show Apple Podcasts

Episodes like "An Atheist Libertarian and Christian Reactionary Agree on Localism" (with Jeremy Kauffman) bridges atheist libertarianism to conservative principles like decentralization and anti-federal overreach.

 

⚲ X Social x.com

Real-time discussions.

 

⚲ The Young Turks tyt.com

Supports religious liberty but critiques imposition; recently gender-critical on trans issues, aligning with binary views despite left-leaning roots.

 

⚲ America First with Nicholas J. Fuentes rumble.com

Prominent America First voice who reports on critical issues like immigration, foreign policy, and cultural preservation.

 

⚲ Info Wars infowars.com

Satirical critique of authority and highlight of issues others avoid. Secular skepticism of elites.

 

⚲ The Satanic Temple thesatanictemple.com

Leading non-theistic Satanic organization (explicitly atheist, no belief in supernatural Satan or gods). Uses symbolic Satan as a rebel against arbitrary authority, promoting reason, empathy, bodily autonomy, secularism, and separation of church/state through activism, lawsuits, and satire.

 

⚲ Physics Classroom physicsclassroom.com

Free interactive tutorials, simulations, and concept builders written by teachers on mechanics, waves, electricity, and more with a focus on conceptual understanding and scientific reasoning.

 

⚲ Khan Academy khanacademy.org

Comprehensive free video lessons, practice problems, and articles on everything from classical mechanics to modern physics.

 

⚲ Feynman Lectures on Physics caltech.edu

Free online edition of Richard Feynman's legendary Caltech lectures that covers the full spectrum of physics with emphasis on rational inquiry, measurement, and the beauty of the physical universe.

 

⚲ Richard Dawkins richarddawkins.com

Central hub featuring his articles on biology, evolution, zoology, and religion.

 

⚲ Sacred Texts sacred-texts.com

The massive, free, public-domain archive of primary occult, mystical, and religious texts where my deep spiritual and magickal journey largely began.

 

“The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion.” — Albert Camus