Jan
11
2010

16 Sexiest Female Atheists (with pics, of course)

Originally, this post contained a list of photos of sexy female atheists. I took the list down because of this.

Written by lukeprog in: General Atheism |

86 Comments »

  • Scott

    I don’t know about Portman being an atheist – she’s pretty open about being Jewish.

    Sasha Grey & Carla Bruni are both atheists, also.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Jennifer Hewitt is an ‘atheist’? She’s making money with a show about ghosts, ain’t she? She obviously has no problem with the supernatural.

    Cliche’ alert: Princess Lea in the gold bikini? *smirk*

    Angelina Jolie now seems more like it… And she has that “I’m gonna kick religion in the nards” smoking hot expression.

    Cheap shot, Luke. This is how you’re… attracting traffic to your site. For shame… now if you’ll excuse me… ahem…  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Torgo

    I feel the need to make amends to the female readers of your blog, after some comments I (and others) made about the two blonds in the “Christians and Atheists Compared” post. So, how about a list of sexiest male atheists. I’m sure George Clooney and Brad Pitt belong on the list.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • lukeprog

    Re: Portman. It’s hard to say for sure, but for example she doesn’t believe in the afterlife, and “Jewish” doesn’t necessarily mean “theist” anymore. Also, she did work as a neuroscientist, which alone makes it very unlikely she’s theistic. :)  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Silver Bullet

    I would have put Jodie Foster on that list. That probably says something about my age.

    Who is Asia Argento? Yikes she is hot! (Too bad about that massive angel-like tatoo though…)

    Very pleased to see that Monica Bellucci, Natalie Portman, and Eva Green are atheists. They’re some of my favorite hotties.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
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  • This is great. You should do a list of atheist comedians.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • lukeprog

    Ariane Sherine is a little cutie but I’m having a hard time finding a picture that really shows it online.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • lukeprog

    EvanT,

    Atheists can believe in the supernatural. Most of them don’t, but believe in the supernatural doesn’t make you not an atheist.

    As for attracting traffic… is there something shameful about that? And remember, this isn’t just a website for analytic philosophy, though I do cover that more often than most atheist blogs.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Luke,

    Screw all your detractors on this one. You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar for posting this.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • You shameless PageRank whore. :)  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • lukeprog

    Actually, I’d like to bet I will not get much traffic from this post. I doubt it will be in my top 20 most popular posts in 3 months time (and certainly not before).  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Miranda Kerr is a goddess. How can she be an atheist :)  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Ben

    I’m also pretty sure Portman is a theist. I recall reading up on famous atheists and seeing that she was misquoted. I’d have to dig up the link though.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • tom

    So I’m lazy and just used Wikipedia, but it led here:
    http://natalieportman.com/articles/nparticles_en.php?viewarticle=1&article_number=199

    to this quote:

    “Her grandfather came to Israel, expecting to send for his family later. There was not later: history swept it away. His parents were taken to Auschwitz. This is the heritage within which Portman grew up.

    “Recent events in Israel have troubled Portman deeply. “Anytime anything happens to anyone there, it’s like a limb’s been ripped off,” she says. She adds, perhaps concerned that her entire political position should be assumed from this: “I’m very protective of Israel, obviously, but I’m more protective of humanity than of any of my own personal desires.”

    “Of her religion, Portman says, “I’m much more like the product of a doctor than I am a Jew.” She is uncomfortable about the concept of the afterlife. “I don’t believe in that. I believe this is it, and I believe it’s the best way to live.” …”  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • lukeprog

    These quotes sure make her sound like an atheist.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Samphire

    Thank you, God.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Jeff H

    Damn, your list is better evidence for intelligent design than anything the Discovery Institute has ever put out. Maybe they should switch their focus to the specified complexity of the female form…  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Shame on you for not including me. Is it my age?

    I get naked all the time.
    /lie  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • lukeprog

    Lagunatic,

    If you post a photo of yourself in a bikini, maybe you will make the list. :)

    And I’m sure it would help you get to 20,000 hits.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • lukeprog: Lagunatic,If you post a photo of yourself in a bikini, maybe you will make the list.
    And I’m sure it would help you get to 20,000 hits.  

    It shall be done.
    Soon.
    Like, before I hit 40.
    (Years old, not hits)
    Let’s see what I can dig up.
    /shamlessness  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Damn, Lagunatic, I didn’t make the cut, either. And I thought I was *way* sexier than Angelina Jolie. ;)  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Laura, these guys…what can I say? No standards :D  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • *sigh*

    http://wp.me/pHgaj-5S  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Hehe, no kidding! I am at *least* a 10 on the hillbilly scale. ;)  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Jason

    I could have sworn I’ve seen a porn clip with Bree Olson where during the little small talk segment before the scene she made some comment about being Christian.

    Oh well if she’s an Atheist now all the better. Although after hearing her talk the only thing putting her on this list is her looks because she couldn’t spell Cat if you spotted her the C and the A.

    Great post though. I’ll take this over another WLC love-fest.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • lukeprog

    Hey now, there is plenty about which I disagree with Craig. Also see here and here.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • lukeprog

    Lagunatic,

    What’s the sigh for? :)

    Do you have those pics in higher resolution, and the one on the left without your head cut in half? :)

    Intense eyes, my dear.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Cindy

    Thanks for posting this up. As part of your female audience, I would consider this very sexist if you don’t follow up with the 16 Sexiest Male Atheist so that we too indulge on atheist hotness and not only assume your all your audience are straight males. Thanks.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • lukeprog

    Cindy,

    The problem is, I’m not so fit to judge such a thing. I may have to leave that to a female atheist blogger.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Scott

    Start with Brad Pitt & Hugh Laurie – work from there.  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Jason

    lukeprog: Hey now, there is plenty about which I disagree with Craig. Also see here and here.  

    Thanks I know you have. Just a little dig. I just feels like he’s covered here with too much adoration for my taste. But I still read almost ever post. Keep up the great site!  

    Comment | January 11, 2010
  • Beelzebub

    Cindy: Thanks for posting this up. As part of your female audience, I would consider this very sexist if you don’t follow up with the 16 Sexiest Male Atheist so that we too indulge on atheist hotness and not only assume your all your audience are straight males. Thanks.  

    I’m only saying this because at PZ’s blog, during the upset over Google censoring “Islam is…” it was noted that Google suggests that “Richard Dawkins is…hot.” Now, wait a minute, just hear me out. Sure, the man is in his late 60’s, but you have to admit that in his earlier years he had good fine features and was probably considered quite handsome by women.  

    Comment | January 12, 2010
  • Luke,
    I WAS kidding, of course. *chuckles* I have no problem with seeing pictures of these lovely ladies. Emotion can be hard to convey over the internetz.  

    Comment | January 12, 2010
  • Naug

    Every other post on this blog this year is going to be better than this one.

    Sorry to be Mr. Neg, but there’s enough pretty ladies on the internet, but there is not enough awesome philosophy of religion blogs.  

    Comment | January 12, 2010
  • Reginald Selkirk

    EvanT: Jennifer Hewitt is an ‘atheist’? She’s making money with a show about ghosts, ain’t she? She obviously has no problem with the supernatural.

    It’s called acting. Someone pays them money to play a role which may or may not reflect their personal beliefs.  

    Comment | January 12, 2010
  • Reginald Selkirk: It’s called acting. Someone pays them money to play a role which may or may not reflect their personal beliefs.  

    Not quite. She’s one of the producers. So it’s a whole lot different than mere acting (and which is why I singled her out). Of course, Luke was quite clear on his definition of “atheist” in this post, but I do feel that she might be a tad hypocritical IF she doesn’t believe in the supernatural and still promotes it just cos it sells. At the moment I’m none the wiser, so I can’t really “pass judgement”.  

    Comment | January 12, 2010
  • Paul

    Cindy: Thanks for posting this up. As part of your female audience, I would consider this very sexist if you don’t follow up with the 16 Sexiest Male Atheist so that we too indulge on atheist hotness and not only assume your all your audience are straight males. Thanks.

    So if Luke were to post the 16 sexiest males then it would become not sexist? No. It would make him, if you think this is sexist, twice as sexists. Though perhaps an equal opportunity sexist :-)  

    Comment | January 12, 2010
  • Lorkas

    EvanT: I do feel that she might be a tad hypocritical IF she doesn’t believe in the supernatural and still promotes it just cos it sells.

    So is it hypocritical to make a TV show about intergalactic space travel unless you believe that humans travel across galaxies through space? Or about human-sized mutant turtles who enjoy pizza and martial arts? You don’t have to believe something is real to think that it would be interesting to explore (in fiction) what things might be like if they were real.  

    Comment | January 12, 2010
  • I said: “…IF she doesn’t believe in the supernatural and still promotes it just cos it sells.” It’s a simple conditional. What’s so hard to get? And to think I was being extra careful because I wanted to avoid sounding as… well… what you described; that I oppose fiction.  

    Comment | January 12, 2010
  • And where, may I ask, is the natural beauty that is ZOMGitsCriss on that list?

    If you don’t know of her, you should be ashamed, but google is your friend.

    David B  

    Comment | January 12, 2010
  • Kausik Datta

    Just arrived here via Laura’s blog via PZ’s blog (chose the long route home). Great job. You must have had a lot of fun compiling this list! Angelina Jolie, of course, rocks. But how on earth did you ever manage to tap on to the proclaimed atheism of assorted pornstars?  

    Comment | January 12, 2010
  • lukeprog

    Kausik Datta,

    There are many, many porn stars who are probably atheists – these are just the ones for which I could find confirmation of their atheism.  

    Comment | January 12, 2010
  • Kausik Datta

    No, no, Luke, I do understand that. I was just wondering how you managed to track down the skinny on the beliefs (more precisely, lack thereof) of the ones you have listed here.  

    Comment | January 12, 2010
  • lukeprog

    Kausik,

    Oh, I don’t remember how I first stumbled on them. All over the place.  

    Comment | January 12, 2010
  • Austrian

    Regarding fictional female atheists:

    “Misty (played by Rachael Lillis), from Pokémon.”

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fictitious_atheists_and_agnostics  

    Comment | January 13, 2010
  • TimD

    I’m pretty sure Tilda Swinton is an atheist :

    ‘A long-time collaborator with the now-deceased queer filmmaker Derek Jarman, she is probably the least likely actress in the world to join forces with Bible bashers. “The Christians are welcome,” she says, with composed irony. “As everyone is welcome. Honestly, the connection had to be explained to me.’ (Talking about The Chronicles of Narnia, from http://tinyurl.com/ylke8rb)  

    Comment | January 13, 2010
  • Reginald Selkirk

    EvanT: I said: “…IF she doesn’t believe in the supernatural and still promotes it just cos it sells.” It’s a simple conditional. What’s so hard to get? And to think I was being extra careful because I wanted to avoid sounding as… well… what you described; that I oppose fiction.

    It sounds as though you do. Or that you are unable to draw a proper distinction between fiction and non-fiction. If she were producing a show about ghosts which was allegedly nonfictional, then you might be onto something.  

    Comment | January 13, 2010
  • Reginald Selkirk: It sounds as though you do

    My bad for not being more clear.  

    Comment | January 13, 2010
  • David B: And where, may I ask, is the natural beauty that is ZOMGitsCriss on that list?If you don’t know of her, you should be ashamed, but google is your friend.David B  

    Man’s got a point – she’s sexy. So is Lacy Green – the youtube chick.  

    Comment | January 13, 2010
  • Cindy

    Paul: Cindy

    Why would it be twice as sexist? It would be considering the female audience and not exclude it. What you think women don’t want some atheist eye candy like men do?

    Haha and thanks to whoever suggested it to redheadedskeptic.com =)  

    Comment | January 13, 2010
  • Jamie

    I think you should post that the pictures might not be safe for work. Luckily for me, no one was behind me when I scolled over these pictures. Also, did you know that Asia Carrera is into physics?! (I think it’s mentioned on her webpage.) I think that’s pretty cool, as I’m also an Asian girl into physics.  

    Comment | January 14, 2010
  • WHAT IS “BEAUTY”?  

    Comment | January 14, 2010
  • Morgan-LynnGriggs Lamberth

    Yes!  

    Comment | January 14, 2010
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  • Dking

    Scott: I don’t know about Portman being an atheist – she’s pretty open about being Jewish.Sasha Grey & Carla Bruni are both atheists, also.  (Quote)

    Of her religion, Portman says, “I’m much more like the product of a doctor than I am a Jew.” She is uncomfortable about the concept of the afterlife. “I don’t believe in that. I believe this is it, and I believe it’s the best way to live.”  

    Comment | January 15, 2010
  • Rachel

    Re: Portman. I think the reason that quote is considered misused is that there are Jews with little to no belief in the afterlife and, for them, your current life is the most important thing you’ve got. I think her intention to raise her children in a Jewish environment shows that she doesn’t belong on this list. (Not that she’s not hot enough. Haha.)  

    Comment | January 17, 2010
  • Revyloution

    Im disappointed you left out Katharine Hepburn! She was outspoken as an atheist and was gorgeous.  

    Comment | January 22, 2010
  • Michael Suttkus, II

    “Ghost Whisperer” does purport to be based on James Van Praagh, who very much does insist that this stuff is real. I, personally, would not be able to work on such a program in good conscience. I’m a big fan of fantasy TV series and have no trouble watching Buffy or Supernatural, but I cannot stomach for a moment supporting people like Van Praagh.  

    Comment | March 1, 2010
  • Adriane Curry?! LOL

    why Elyse Sewell not on this list?!  

    Comment | March 22, 2010
  • They’re hot!  

    Comment | March 22, 2010
  • B

    Monica is an agnostic. Sounds a bit like a pantheist

    In a documentary movie The Big Question about the film The Passion of the Christ, she stated: “I am an agnostic, even though I respect and am interested in all religions. If there’s something I believe in, it’s a mysterious energy; the one that fills the oceans during tides, the one that unites nature and beings.”

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monica_Bellucci  

    Comment | March 25, 2010
  • B

    Rose Byrne is an agnostic.

    No, I wasn’t. I wouldn’t call myself an atheist, but more agnostic.
    Yeah, I’d say I am agnostic. My parents are atheists. Well, my mum is. I’d say my dad was agnostic. But I think that I’m probably agnostic, yeah. I think the fact that there are so many different religions in the world immediately makes me suspicious. How can you know which one is right? Do you know what I mean? Is the Jewish religion right? Or is the Christian religion right? Or is the Hindu religion right?

    http://www.blackbookmag.com/article/actress-rose-byrne-on-knowing-religion-and-the-end-of-the-world/6808

    So is Jennifer Love…..  

    Comment | March 25, 2010
  • nimboo

    there are many, MANY more atheists hotties out there, they just happen to be the stupid sheep-like ones that ACT like they don’t believe there is a god, yet don’t have the guts to say anything about it.  

    Comment | June 10, 2010
  • Morgan-LynnGriggs Lamberth

    Yea to relaity!  

    Comment | June 12, 2010
  • lukeprog

    “Relaity.”

    Is that like reality?

    I kind of like that as a new word, actually. Sort of like ‘Truthiness.’  

    Comment | June 12, 2010
  • Stu Ward

    Isn’t Megan Fox an atheist? WHY NOT?!  

    Comment | June 18, 2010
  • beboppinbossrockinross

    I KNEW there was a reason I wanted to be an atheist!!! Hot women don’t buy it either!  

    Comment | June 18, 2010
  • lukeprog

    Stu Ward,

    Is she? Do you have a source for that?  

    Comment | June 18, 2010
  • Enjoy Hell

    Have a good look at the pics again… pretty soon these “sexy” losers will be employed in Satan’s harem.  

    Comment | June 29, 2010
  • lukeprog

    Lol, fundies crack me up.  

    Comment | June 29, 2010
  • Jennifer Love Hewitt of Ghost Whisperer is very pretty.,`.  

    Comment | June 29, 2010
  • beboppinbossrockinross

    @ Enjoy Hell: did you forget your meds again?  

    Comment | June 30, 2010
  • TimD

    BTW, should anyone want more photos of the delectable Ms. Argento, you could do no worse than visiting here:

    http://alltheshow.altervista.org/blog/category/asia-argento/

    And Enjoy Hell, what a pathetic excuse for a human being you are. We’re enjoying the only life we’ll ever have, you’re fixated on the one you’ll never have.  

    Comment | July 1, 2010
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  • How about Nina Hartley, the porn star?

    http://www.celebatheists.com/?title=Nina_Hartley  

    Comment | July 18, 2010
  • TimD

    Well, Ms. Hartley would certainly seem to qualify, but (from the link) I’d take exception to her assertion that “…if it weren’t for the Jews, half the world would still be illiterate.”

    Cum again?  

    Comment | July 19, 2010
  • Just because Hewitt participates in a fictional show involving the supernatural doesn’t mean she believes it is reality. Hell, I run D&D and World of Darkness games all the times with all sorts of supernatural creatures, even with heavily moralizing, but I don’t actually believe a bit of it is reality.

    Also, Monica Bellucci and Eva Green being on this list makes me happy.  

    Comment | July 20, 2010
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  • sometimes, ghost whisperer is very scary specially when she see those ghots.~.*  

    Comment | July 20, 2010
  • For balance surely you must now publish the hottest female theist list?

    You could start here: http://scaliainnz.blogspot.com/2008/11/vote-for-hottest-female-blogger.html  

    Comment | July 21, 2010
  • Alek

    You definitely need to watch the “manwomanmyth” series. I saw you claiming in your lengthy apologize that women haven’t reached equality bla bla bla.

    If you actually believe that, then you’re ignorant. If you were saying it just to please the people who were calling you names and shaming you into apologizing for a healthy human activity (being sexually attracted to people)… then you need to grow up and stand up for yourself. Women have always had the upper-hand… What more proof do you want that they can pressure you into censoring your own self, and kowtowing to their every whim and request?

    Does a man have the ability to pressure women to mold around his insecurities? Do we go to female hosted blogs and demand they stop posting “cutie lists” of successful and famous men because it makes us insecure? Do we complain that women consistently vote men based on height, because it offends us normal height guys? Do we complain about women and how they love success objects (famous, successful men)?  

    Comment | July 24, 2010
  • lukeprog

    Alek,

    I watched a few videos, but I’m not sure I follow. Are you saying that because there is often prejudice against men, too, therefore women have achieved equality?

    Also, remember I explained in my apology post why posting lists of sexy women is more harmful than posting lists of sexy men. You have not engaged that argument.

    Finally, your questions seem to assume I hold positions I do not hold. For example, I do not hold that it makes much sense for women to complain that men are attracted to certain types of females. That is largely biological. No amount of ‘enculturation’ is going to make it the case that a fat woman with uneven eyes can put my cock into ‘ready’ mode.  

    Comment | July 24, 2010
  • alek

    “”"Are you saying that because there is often prejudice against men, too,”"”

    We’re not talking about prejudice… You obviously didn’t watch much or read much of it. Men have been treated as lower human beings with lower value for eons.

    By default, by birth, a man is given less value than a woman. Its only WHEN and IF a man succeeds that he’s given value. A man who fails in the rat-race is disposable, and if he dies, “who cares, its a man”. Nobody cares when they pass a homeless man, a homeless woman? Oh wow, that’s sad!

    The way the hierarchy in our society looks like is THIS… Imagine a pyramid, with 1-being the top of the pyramid…

    1) Alpha Males – High Status Men (10% of men)
    2) Alpha Female of High Status (5% of women)
    3) Beta Females (90% of women)
    4) Beta males (90%) of men
    5) Extremely unattractive women (5% of women)

    Every theory on the supposed inequality of women is based on the notion of IGNORING 90% of the male population. They’re comparing apples and oranges since they compare alpha males with beta females. They’re comparing a CEO with a secretary. But not a secretary with homeless man, a plumber, a sewage system worker or “unemployed loser” as they like to call a big part of men.

    When women use the word “men”, they’re not talking about people with an “m” on their id. When women say “men”, they mean high-status males.

    THE ENTIRE BOTTOM OF THE SOCIETY BARELL is inhabited by MEN… The homeless are men, the dead and injured are men, the depressed and suicidal are men, the “losers” and unemployed are men. Thing is, men either succeed really well, or fail really hard. Most men FAIL hard. Women exist in the middle between “losers” i.e. most men, and winner (few men).

    In any social room you go into, there’s 1 guy who has more sex than all the other men in the room combined. The woman sees him and says what? “Oh its unfair MEN can get laid anytime they want, yet I am shamed and guilt-ed and bla bla”… All the while she’s blind to all the other biological males in the room she doesn’t even register, who can’t even get laid.

    “”therefore women have achieved equality?”"”

    We’re not there yet. Women still have superiority. You see all this whining and ruckus since women are starting to become equal, and they hate it.

    For eons they have been protected from equality since men had to do endure all the pain, all the hard work and take all the responsibilities. Women were shielded from bad emotions, risk and danger.

    Hence the vile reaction to your post. A lot of these women want to succeed in science, not by gritting their teeth and succeeding despite criticism, obstacles and harsh enviroment (which is what mean defeat to succeed)… These women want to succeed by being protected from boo-boos. That’s superiority, not equality.

    Who protects you when people make fun of you when you try to succeed? Who protect you from all the criticism and pain that you endure when you want to rise up in ranks? No one, because you’re a man, and you’re expected to “man up” and deal with it.

    Just see what happened to you when you dared treat women as equal. You were put back down in your place and guilted into treating women as superrior and a special class protected from bad emotions.

    Now that women are getting equality, they whine about it, since they compare it not to what men have, but what they used to have, which was protection. A woman will try to become say (a president) and run into a bunch of vile criticism… and then whine about being criticized and attacked (even though a male still goes through 10x more criticism and pain to succeed).

    A woman is so used to being treated like a child and with special privilege, that when she starts getting treated like a man (like a grown up), she think she’s treated badly. No, welcome to our world, you’re going through what we had to go through for thousands of years… pain, effort, risk taking, criticism.

    Men don’t become successful because someone hands them success (oh, you have a dick, here, be our president). About 99% of men fail in the rat-race… A few men are persistent enough to deal with all the pain, crap and problems along the way to the top… and then they make it… And then a woman says he made it because he’s a guy. Well yeah, he had enough testosterone to deal with all the pain and suffering that success takes. Successful men are consistently shown to have more testosterone than less successful men.  

    Comment | July 25, 2010
  • TimD

    Damn, Luke… could you at least email me that photo of Asia Argento… she looks exactly like a Czech girl I once knew…. (she had blonde hair though)…  

    Comment | July 25, 2010
  • lukeprog

    Heh.  

    Comment | July 25, 2010

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