Peoplethisisfucked…
How come it’s usually men wearing special suits or funny hats, maybe with their own TV show, who don’t always look real happy, that need to tell you how to Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Religion
Why a Young Earth is Impossible: A Dozen examples out of Millions.
1. Meteor Crater, Arizona; The crater was created about 50,000 years ago during the Pleistocene epoch when the local climate on the Colorado Plateau was much cooler and damper. At Continue Reading →
DeGrasse Tyson: A Question of Belief
Neil deGrasse Tyson in one of his typically inspiring YT clips said we need to investigate why the 7% of the top scientists; the members of the NAS (National Academy Continue Reading →
Religious Pluralism: The Secularist’s Request
There are well over 700 different religions in the world today, all with their special claims to knowledge about a spiritual realm, unique origin myths, beliefs how the world really Continue Reading →
US Decline of Religion: Harris Poll
Religion’s Decline in US: Let’s Push it Over the Cliff. The Harris Interactive Poll of November 2013 demonstrates the continuing trend of secularization in the US. Religion is still a Continue Reading →
Think About It…
We have this clash of worldviews going on. Religious vs. secular. One group says review the evidence we have in today’s world and make sure it comports with selected parts Continue Reading →
Turnitupanotch…
Every time somebody whines “Oh you are too harsh, you will lose the audience you hope to convert.” I just wanna TURNITUPANOTCH! Ya think I’m harsh? HA! I’ve reiterated many Continue Reading →
An FB Exchange with a Xian: On Morality
Here’s few of my replies to the usual “morals must come from God and the Bible” Xian spiel: My sense of disgust at human suffering is the same as yours: Continue Reading →
Secularism’s Goal: The End of Religious Moralizing
The head of a Muslim student group, who I met briefly one night nearly 8 years ago, said to me with a look of disdain bordering on disgust that he Continue Reading →
The Constant Exchange
It’s everywhere. In the print media, magazines, and newspapers, online in blogs, news sources, chat rooms, Facebook discussions, in tweets, at speaking presentations and debates: The culture war, Secularism vs. Continue Reading →