This post is meant to show some of the “best” Facebook pages for atheists to visit. Please note; this isn’t for every kind of atheist. If you’re a vocal atheist, who likes debating, even with the least imaginative theists, then you might like these pages.

1: Atheist Central. Run by the remarkably dense Ray Comfort, this page will never fail to provide laughs, even if you aren’t someone who enjoys debates. Ray Comfort is an apologist who antagonizes atheists to gain a new audience so that his YouTube videos keep on being watched, and keep on earning money for his really annoying ministry, “Living Waters”. Comfort’s whole job is to annoy people, Christian, atheist, and otherwise so that he can film videos which earn money for him, and ensure that his website continues to be visited. His page is filled with all sorts of Christians, and atheists debating back and forth. It’s a fascinating page to visit and to see for yourself.

2: Freedom from Atheism Foundation (FFAF). I can’t think of anything nice to see about these trolls. They have a website, and on it more information about them can be found, including their mission statement. If it had any degree of truth, it’d almost be okay. But it’s not. Their mission is to antagonize atheists, and to work to reverse the work done by “movement atheism” and secular groups advocating for separation of Church and State. If you want to debate more than just Christians, this is a good place to find posts which will get you heated.

3: Ken Ham. We all know who Ken Ham is. But if you don’t, he’s the genus behind Answers in Genesis. Yep.

4: Cross Encounters. Tony Miano. If you’ve never heard of him… I don’t know where to begin with this guy. He’s one of the most vocal Christians when it comes to criminalizing abortion, and he’s also a proponent of calling abortions murder. Which as I’ve talked about previously, isn’t a fitting description of abortion. For some of his videos (comments tend to be disabled on them, but not every single time he posts a video. Some of them can be commented on) check out the following links. If you are interested in social justice, (and frankly even if you aren’t) some of his comment is… it’s a reminder that people with his old-fashioned (oh hey, I’m being nice) viewpoints still exist and can still be quite vocal.

If you want people to argue with… I think I just gave you links to various pages which will help sate your thirst for impossible debates, with some of the most annoying theists (who speak English) that you’ll meet. Have fun.