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Daily Archives: August 23, 2009
The Bigfoot Community?
You know that there’s an atheist community, and a gay community, and a lesbian community, and an Italian-American community. But did you also know that there is a Bigfoot community? Look and listen:
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Tagged agnostic, atheist, bigfoot, bigfoot community, gay, gay marriage, lesbian, odd, strange, weird
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Blogging UFOs: Aliens, Bigfoot, and Epistemic Justification
What happens when UFO eyewitness testimony contradicts expert scientific testimony? What do you do? Well, if you’re a reasonable person, it would seem that wherever eyewitness testimony and expert scientific testimony are at odds, you’ve got to considerably lower your … Continue reading
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Tagged bigfoot, bigfoot community, epistemology, paradigm shift, paradigms, philosophy, psychology, reason, skepticism, ufo community, UFOs
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Blogging UFOs: A Fresh Baked Alien Cookie
This afternoon it occurred to me that aliens, being a source of sexual and nightmare anxiety for a lot of people, might lead them to make images of aliens into food. You can’t be too scared of something that you can fashion … Continue reading
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Tagged aliens, atheist, baking, cookies, grays, occult, psychology, religion, Satan, the devil, UFOs, witches
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Blogging UFOs: What’s the Evangelical Christian Take on Extraterrestrial Visitations?
In the early 1990s, an Evangelical filmmaker produced a pretty good documentary on UFOs. Below is part 1 of 8 from YouTube. As a teenager, I actually saw the first person interviewed (Dave Hunt) at my church a couple of times. Hunt was … Continue reading
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Tagged aliens, Christianity, dave hunt, jacques vallee, Jesus, jesus and ufos, occult, paranormal, religion, skepticism, UFOs
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The UFO Hypothesis: Strong v. Weak Versions, and the Skeptic’s Retort
In researching UFOs over the past several weeks, and trying to decide what I think about the claims surrounding them, I’ve noticed that there are strong and weak versions of the UFO hypothesis. In general, people who believe in the strong … Continue reading
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Tagged agnostic, aliens, apologetics, atheist, hypotheses, hypothesis testing, psychology, religion, skeptic, social psychology, UFOs
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Prometheus Unbound 