Another Jesus Quote You’ll Never Hear in Church
Few Christians have ever heard in church, or read themselves, the story of the Cannanite woman with a sick daughter. She came to Jesus because…
Few Christians have ever heard in church, or read themselves, the story of the Cannanite woman with a sick daughter. She came to Jesus because…
At this point, FriendFeed’s real purpose is to give users a glimpse of what’s to come for social networking in the future. More specifically, FriendFeed…
I’m often asked by my smart friends: The answer is simple: religion’s business is to get into my business. When someone deeply believes that non-believers…
Ok, just a few random thoughts; I’ll do a real post later on this once things are fleshed out more. What are the variables among…
September 4, 2009 — After much spirited debate I have come to the conclusion that the argument presented below is much weaker than it should…
[ 2009-04-12 : I’ve decided to back off this specific argument of “atheist” applying to those that lack belief. The reason for this is that…
I observe three basic types of people working in the IT field: kings, sages, and cogs. The King The king is one who has complete…
It is considered good social networking etiquette–especially on Twitter–to warn your followers that you are posting a link to content on your own blog or…
We’ve been debating agnosticism and atheism here for the last couple of weeks. One of the sub-arguments that has pronounced itself has come from my…
This doesn’t bode well. Here’s an interesting list of predictions from the study: The main drivers of religious affiliation to 2043 are immigration and secularization.…
A friend of mine (CarlM) and I have a long-running debate regarding how logical or illogical the average religious person is in the United States.…
In short? Bad. To give an overall flavor, here is a collection of data from a number of polls on American belief in evolution, correlated…