Another now not-so-rare Impromptu Essay
7:40 PM Sept 15. Writing outside by candlelite, sun went down 1/2 hr ago and the moon is damn near full, missing a sliver of illumination on its left side. Continue Reading →
An active opposition to theism.
7:40 PM Sept 15. Writing outside by candlelite, sun went down 1/2 hr ago and the moon is damn near full, missing a sliver of illumination on its left side. Continue Reading →
Usually these stay un-pubbed, un-shared in my Journal. But today is different. So here it goes. So it goes. 6/4/24 1130AM Taking stock. Re-reading my Jamie Wheal takedown. Fuck his Continue Reading →
There is no better example of “The Arrogance of Religious Thought” (TART), than the mess of proposed and established anti-LGBTQI and anti-abortion legislation swamping the US right now (over 1,600 Continue Reading →
The physicist David Deutsch. I learn something each time I listen to this guy-its ridiculous. His writings and presentations really exemplify and explicate the SSP-Secular Scientific Perspective, especially with regards Continue Reading →
MCFH (McHenry County Freethinkers and Humanists) booth at the McHenry County Fairgrounds August 3-8 2021. Representing the 25% of Americans who are not religious.-the Freethinkers. As Humanists we promote human Continue Reading →
Religions Suck, then you die. There, I said it. TORT: “The Obsolescence of Religious Thought” sounds to me like a damn good followup to TART: “The Arrogance of Religious Thought” Continue Reading →
Lake Superior-no salt added, shark-free, along the North Shore NW of Duluth MN OK so I wasn’t gonna do any research on a topic, just an impromptu essay for the Continue Reading →
Some folks, how ’bout most folks, just don’t like the idea of materialism. “There must be something more”, many feel, and it is non-material, made of the spirit, in the Continue Reading →
I coined the term “cultural inertia” some time ago to describe the phenomenon that some ideas just hang around if widely-held, if they are the majority view, and the average Continue Reading →
Gen Z, those born between 1995 and 2010, many of whom are 18-24 right now and of voting age are, according to this NYT article Young Voters Keep Moving Left Continue Reading →