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Ricky Gervais on Charles Darwin and the Bible
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Tagged apologetics, Charles Darwin, creationism, evolution, Genesis, Jesus, poetry, religion, ricky gervais, science, the Bible, young earth creationism
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Can Columbia’s Famed Journalism School Adjust to the Times?
With traditional newpaper journalism imploding before its competition with the Internet, New York magazine asks whether Columbia’s journalism school is imploding with it. Money quote: Part of the problem is the perception that the situation is “a zero-sum game,” as one … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, columbia j school, columbia journalism school, internet, journalism, new media, news, newspapers, Politics, writing
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An Interpretation of Hamlet
Meghan O’Rourke has an interesting take on Hamlet: I had a hard time sleeping right after my mother died. The nights were long and had their share of what C.S. Lewis, in his memoir A Grief Observed, calls “mad, midnight … Continue reading
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Tagged c.s. lewis, death, grief, Hamlet, kenneth branagh, life, literature, meghan o'rourke, mothers, philosophy, poetry, Shakespeare
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15%
That’s the percentage of Americans, according to the Huffington Post today, who are religious NON-BELIEVERS. Those who fall under the designation “non-believer” represent a larger slice of the American population than those who call themselves “African American” or “Hispanic.” Money quote: A … Continue reading
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Tagged agnostic, apologetics, atheist, gay equality, mormons, pete stark, Politics, religion, Sean Hannity, social psychology, utah
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An Interesting Graph on Americans’ Faith in Various Institutions
Source: FiveThirtyEight.com FiveThirtyEight calls these numbers “losing faith in faith.” But I actually find them mostly encouraging. It suggests that most Americans are not under the spell of authority—and like cats, difficult to herd.
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Tagged America, economics, history, Politics, psychology, religion
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“There’s probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life.” This is the Atheist Bus Ad Slogan—BUT What, Exactly, Does It Mean?
Philosopher Roger Scruton thinks the bus ad means this: The new humanism “seems to have no consciousness of what is clearly announced between the lines of the text [ON THE ATHEIST BUSES], namely that there are no ideals higher than … Continue reading
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Tagged agnostic, Albert Camus, atheist, philosophy, Politics, psychology, religion, Richard Dawkins, roger scruton, stephen law
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William Blake on Doubt
William Blake, in his “Auguries of Innocence” (early 1800s), has these lines on doubt: He who mocks the Infant’s Faith Shall be mockd in Age & Death. He who shall teach the Child to Doubt The rotting Grave shall ne’er get … Continue reading
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Tagged apologetics, Christianity, faith, James Dobson, John Macarthur, poems, poetry, Politics, religion, Richard Dawkins, William Blake
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The Atheist Bus Ad Campaign Moves to Germany
So says Spiegel today: “There’s probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life.” The brightly colored ads were part of a provocative campaign on British buses. Spain reacted with its own string of atheist slogans, and now a … Continue reading
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Tagged agnostic, atheist, Daniel Dennett, England, Germany, Michael Shermer, Politics, religion, Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, spain
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“Childhood, Abuse, and the Escape from Religion”: Is the 9th Chapter of Richard Dawkins’s THE GOD DELUSION Illiberal?
One of the chapters in Richard Dawkins’s The God Delusion (chapter 9) is problematic for me. It is the chapter titled, “Childhood, Abuse, and the Escape from Religion”, and leads off with this quote from Victor Hugo: There is in every village … Continue reading
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Prometheus Unbound 