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The Rings of Earth [video, 3:33 min.] If Earth had rings like Saturn. . . |
| Crowd Boos Sarah Palin At Book Signing [video, 1:21 min.] |
MASS We Pray: the video game Now you can go to church every day. |
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Too Good to Be True, Too Obscure to Explain: Cognitive Shortcomings of Belief in God by Thomas W. Clark |
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23 Nov Health Care Reform Passes First Senate Hurdle |
AMA Ends 72-Year Policy, Says Marijuana has Medical Benefits |
| Give us your misogynists and bigots by Richard Dawkins |
| Climate Change: Isn't it Natural? [video, 11 min.] |
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The Dark Bible |
| The Bible describes
God as a wrathful, jealous and scatological. These quotes show the pornography,
atrocities, and questionable moral verses from the KJV Bible.
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Should we admire Jesus? |
| Does the character
Jesus in the Gospels merit the admiration that so many have bestowed upon
him? The Bible's own words throw doubt on the workable morality of the
alleged Jesus "the Christ."
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Did a historical Jesus exist? |
| Did a historical
Jesus actually live? All accounts of him come from hearsay writings and
no contemporary evidence exists.
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Martin Luther's dirty little book |
| Few Protestants
realize the venom and hatred that Martin Luther spewed toward the Jews.
In 1543, Luther wrote a book titled "On the Jews and their lies."
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Problems with Creationism |
| A refute to a proposed
Argument from Design from a Christian Creationist. Inconsistencies derived
from illogic, faith and a lack of evidence have produced an unworkable
hypothesis about a universe invented by a Designer (God).
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Hitler's Christianity |
Hitler acted like Christians of the past and present. His actions agree with many God ordained horrors of the Bible. These articles use Hitler's own words to prove his Christianity and shows how the Churches supported Hitler's regime. |
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Thomas Jefferson on Christianity |
| Although Jefferson
supported freedom of religion he did not believe in the superstitions
of Christianity. A few quotes from Thomas Jefferson on Christianity and
the Bible.
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The United States of America is not, in any sense founded on the Christian religion |
| Religious Right
groups have dishonestly attempted to rewrite history by claiming the U.S.
government derived from Christianity. This simply does not hold to the
historical evidence. Example: the Treaty of Tripoli explicitly reveals,
in a lawful document, the intentions of our Founding Fathers.
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History to consider |
| U.S. currency originally
never used the motto "IN GOD WE TRUST." The original Pledge
of Allegiance never mentioned "God." How the Christians stole
Christmas and Easter, and more. |
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Problems with Islam |
| Articles from ex-Muslims that show how the character of Islam involves violence, corruption, tyranny, poverty, and illiteracy. |
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The problems with beliefs |
| Does rational thinking
require beliefs at all? These articles suggest that one need not own any
beliefs to establish scientific facts, or to live a fulfilling moral life.
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List of common fallacies |
| A list and brief
description of the most common logical fallacies.
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Understanding E-Prime |
| English without
the use of essence words like "is" and "be" helps
clarify what we wish to explain. E-Prime provides a linguistic tool for
scientists and rationalists. |
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Freethinking about finances |
| If you wish to
live free, you will need the financial means to allow you to control your
life.
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A history of the knowledge of atoms |
| An epistemological
look at the models and theories about the atom that scientists have used
to explain and understand the working of the atomic nature of matter.
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Speculations: Does Light Exist Between Events? |
| An examination
of the claims of the existential nature of light.
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Death and Time Traveling |
If you want to get to the far future, you have to die. Speculations on time travel and how to do it. |
| Something to Think About: |  |
Don't believe anything. Regard things on a scale of probabilities. The things that seem most absurd, put under 'Low Probability', and the things that seem most plausible, you put under 'High Probability'. Never believe anything. Once you believe anything, you stop thinking about it. The more things you believe, the less mental activity. If you believe something, and have an opinion on every subject, then your brain activity stops entirely, which is clinically considered a sign of death, nowadays in medical practice. So put things on a scale or probability, and never believe or disbelieve anything entirely. |
