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1 Year In
I’ve been at this blog for an entire year now. I’m not sure how that happened. It’s a good job I checked actually – I thought I had until the 27th at least. I started, as I hav… more →
Eye on the ICR
And So It Is
wrote 53 minutes ago: I’ve lived in New York for 23 years. That’s from conception until adulthood. 23 winters. … more →
We Didn't Have the "Green" Thing BackThen
wrote 2 hours ago: English: Bottles of Voss water in a Danish grocery store. Dansk: Flasker af Voss vand i en Netto but … more →
Closed and Contradicted
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wrote 3 hours ago: Contradicted One of the more difficult things about debating with many atheists is the very practica … more →
Isaac's Golden Moment
wrote 13 hours ago: Three weeks ago I attended a public lecture entitled Medicine and Homeopathy. The latest from Melbou … more →
Bringing Skepticism to Faith
wrote 20 hours ago: Often people, specifically monotheists that have a staunch belief in their holy text, ask me why I w … more →
Vengeful spirits
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wrote 22 hours ago: I watched the film Flatliners yesterday, because this was apparently an event many years overdue in … more →
Kaufmann on Yeshua: the series,part I
wrote 22 hours ago: Kaufmann describes Yeshua as different from other rabbis as they were from one another; it was … more →
76 Things Banned in Leviticus
wrote 1 day ago: The pig is considered an unclean animal as food in Judaism and Islam and some Christian denomination … more →
Another Embarrassment for Missouri, Part 2: Sins of Omission Validated
wrote 1 day ago: Last week, I wrote about the “Right-to-Pray” Amendment that will be on the ballot in Mis … more →
Homophobia Gone Wild: Pastor Charles Worley From Throwback Mountain
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wrote 1 day ago: Have you heard about this? “Build a great big large fence… put all the lesbians in there … more →
Is Skepticism Something We’re Born With?
wrote 1 day ago: I’ve seen this idea bandied around before, but I’m not sure I accept it. My reasoning is rather path … more →
Propaganda
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Exodus 4: Where God Tries and Fails to Kill Moses
wrote 1 day ago: Moses’s Journey into Egypt and the Circumcision of His Son Eliez – Pietro Perugino ~1482 … more →
The Five Saddest Things I Read Today...And Two Funny Things
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wrote 2 days ago: I was browsing DoubtfulNews, a skeptical look at clearly unskeptical news segments. Maybe later I wi … more →
The "POM" Pomegranate Scam: The Truth Behind the Company and Its Billionaire Owners | Food | AlterNet
wrote 2 days ago: The "POM" Pomegranate Scam: The Truth Behind the Company and Its Billionaire Owners | Food … more →
Why We Must Die
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wrote 2 days ago: Hello there skeptics of the world, Today’s post is going to be about a few of the reasons why … more →
Appalachian Ghost Walks
wrote 2 days ago: My girlfriend Meg, a friend, and I decided to go on a ghost walk last night. I got a gift certificat … more →
Alternative medicines and their fallacies.
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wrote 3 days ago: Alternative Medicine What are they? The phrase ‘alternative medicine’ is a very gener … more →
Information vs. Faith
wrote 3 days ago: (via Imgur) Hemant Mehta recently wrote an interesting article for the Washington Post titled: How t … more →
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