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By Richard Dawkins

Written by David Boast and Phil Varnavides Played and produced by Paul Miles of Select Studios Very special thanks to David Clement-Horton     Lyrics: Watching smoke obscuring the sun/I love this place/Old London Town And the Thames flowing colour of lead/Shimmering reflections/Of worn out pubs I love the best Then I had to blink and …

By Conor Lynch

My last blog entry was a text-based discussion I had with a friend. The conversation centered around the potential doxastic threat of thinking one’s conclusions were profound. In this brief post I’ll clarify my reasoning behind our exchange and offer a few additional speculations. The feeling of profundity and the role it may play in our …

By Lawrence Krauss

By Peter Boghossian

By Jon Frandsen When ex-athletes hop on social media and venture away from the games they played to tackle other issues the results are often a dismaying display of ignorance. So it was troubling but not terribly surprising when one-time pitching ace and current ESPN baseball analyst Curt Schilling started attacking the theory of evolution on …

By Georg W. Oesterdiekhoff There are proofs that humankind has been religious since Pleistocene, perhaps already since its very beginning. Ethnography has documented that religion penetrated every tribal society and every archaic or premodern society. Religion seems to be much stronger and vivid in archaic societies than in the current world religions of Asia, America, …

[cbc_video id=”51693″ volume=”30″ width=”640″ aspect_ratio=”16×9″ autoplay=”0″ controls=”1″] Street Epistemology Breakdown: Maha | SE Tutorial 4 Published on Nov 14, 2014 Street Epistemology (SE) Breakdown: Maha | SE Tutorial 4 San Antonio, TX 14 November 2014 ~ Twitter: @magnabosco My fourth Street Epistemology tutorial analyzes a discussion I had with Maha, a young Muslim woman who was …

by Richard Dawkins

Apologists like Reza Aslan will often go to unreasonable lengths to protect inhuman ideas.

By Leo Igwe