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Tag Archives: Holocaust denial
Why Global Warming is True: Converging Lines of Evidence
The below video provides a wonderful example of how you can increase the confidence of your conclusions through converging lines of evidence. The chart at the end of the clip is quite simply stunning. __________ We know the earth is … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, critical thinking, earth, global warming, Holocaust denial, reason, science, young earth creationism
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John Wayne and Mensa. Really?
U.S. Holocaust Museum rifleman, James W. von Brunn, according to The Daily News, belonged to Mensa and worked in a bookstore run by the Institute for Historical Review (a Holocaust-denial group). His ex-wife says he was obsessively consumed with racial hatred and carried … Continue reading
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Tagged cowboys, Holocaust, Holocaust denial, James W. von Brunn, John Wayne, Judaism, racism
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Bearing Witness to the Holocaust: Salon Asks Barack Obama’s Great Uncle About His Role in the Liberation of Ohrdruf Camp During World War II
Salon recently interviewed Barack Obama’s 84 year old great uncle, Charles Payne. Obama’s uncle, a veteran of World War II, helped to liberate Ohrdruf, a subcamp of Buchenwald. Here’s the part of the interview in which he describes what he witnessed … Continue reading
The Pope Shakes Hands with Anti-Semitism
It’s carnival season in Germany, and Der Spiegal showed today this float depicting the pope shaking hands with the anti-Semite and Holocaust denier, Bishop Richard Williams. More carnival photos here.
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Tagged anti-Semitism, antisemitism, Bishop Richard Williamson, carnival, Germany, Holocaust, Holocaust denial, Politics, pope benedict, religion, the Holocaust
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“I would not invite a creationist to a debate on campus for the same reason that I would not invite an alchemist, a flat-earther, an astrologer, a psychic, or a Holocaust revisionist”: Biologist Nicholas Gotelli Likens Creationism to Holocaust Denial and Other Forms of Pseudo-History and Pseudo-Science
Biologist Nicholas Gotelli, of the University of Vermont, likens creationism to Holocaust denial and other forms of pseudo-history and pseudo-science, and explains how creationists can acquire “street cred” in the scientific community: Academic debate on controversial topics is fine, but … Continue reading
Bearing Witness to the Holocaust: Men Selected for Forced Labor, Auschwitz, May, 1944
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Tagged albert speer, concentration camps, genocide, Holocaust, Holocaust denial, Judaism, Nazism, religion
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Holocaust Denial v. Young Earth Creationism?
In terms of a perversity of soul, Holocaust denial says something far darker about a person than young earth creationism. Young earth creationism is incorrect about the age of the earth and the fixity of species, but it is not … Continue reading
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Tagged apologetics, Christianity, evangelicalism, Genesis, Holocaust denial, philosophy, Politics, psychology, religion, sociology, young earth creationism
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Bearing Witness to the Holocaust: Jews in Budapest Lined up by the SS, October, 1944
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Tagged antisemitism, fascism, history, Hitler, Holocaust, Holocaust denial, Judaism, Politics, religion, the Holocaust
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Bearing Witness to the Holocaust: Rudolf Hoess at Nuremburg
Here is part of Auschwitz Commandant Rudolf Hoess’s official testimony at the Nuremburg Trials, 1946: The “final solution” of the Jewish question meant the complete extermination of all Jews in Europe. l was ordered to establish extermination facilities at Auschwitz … Continue reading
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Tagged Auschwitz, Bishop Richard Williamson, buchenwald, fascism, Holocaust, Holocaust denial, rudolf hoess, the Holocaust
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Pope Benedict HEARTS Holocaust Denier, Bishop Richard Williamson
Pope Benedict’s recent lifting of excommunication on Bishop Richard Williamson, a Holocaust denier, raises the question of whether Holocaust denial is a position that a reasonable person can simply arrive at by a dispassionate survey of the evidence, or whether it … Continue reading
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Tagged antisemitism, Bishop Richard Williamson, Catholicism, history, Holocaust, Holocaust denial, Judaism, pope benedict, religion, Sartre
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Ongoing Antisemitism and Holocaust Denial in the Catholic Church
Salon.com has an excellent essay today on the tone deafness of the Catholic Church with regard to the Holocaust and Antisemitism. It comes in response to Pope Benedict rescinding the excommunication of Bishop Richard Williamson, an outspoken Holocaust denier, Antisemite, and Freemasonry conspiracy theory … Continue reading
“I do not wish to belong to the same Church as Williamson”: At the London Telegraph a Catholic Forcefully Responds to Pope Benedict’s Embrace of a Holocaust Denier, Bishop Richard Williamson
“I do not wish to belong to the same Church as Williamson . . .” So says Catholic Damien Thompson, in the Telgraph of London, in response to Pope Benedict reversing the excommunication of Holocaust-denier Richard Williamson. Read Thompson’s full response to … Continue reading
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Tagged Benedict, Bishop Richard Williamson, Catholicism, Christian, fascism, Holocaust denial, Jesus, pope benedict, religion, Richard Williamson, Vatican II
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By Lifting Bishop Richard Williamson’s Excommunication, Has Pope Benedict Just Signalled to the World that Catholicism, Holocaust Denialism, and Fascism Can Go Together?
Bishop Richard Williamson. The Pope just recently lifted the excommunication on this vile anti-Semite and Holocaust denying crank. What is the Pope signalling by lifting the excommunication on this psychologically and emotionally perverse man? Is the Pope saying that he wants people … Continue reading
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Tagged authoritarianism, Catholic, Catholicism, fascism, Holocaust, Holocaust denial, James Dobson, pope benedict, psychology, religion, Rome
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Prometheus Unbound 