Tag Archives: faith
SCOTUS Got It Wrong Again – Part 2
So why is deference to religion so detrimental to society? There are a couple of reasons for this, but let’s start with one of the most fundamental problems by examining religion at its most basic level. Every religion or faith … Continue reading
Today’s 4:20 break – consciousness has consequences
Over at Debunking Christianity John Loftus posted another righteous example of the potency of ridicule to debunk the perceived value of “faith.”
If Jesus Came to Us Today What if Jesus came to us today? How would we recognize him? Presuming for a moment that the Christian story were true, how were the crowds who came to hear Jesus preach supposed to … Continue reading
Jerry Coyne’s Storer Lecture on the Incompatibility of Science and Religion
On April 9, 2014, Dr. Jerry Coyne, one of our guest speakers at this year’s Atheist/Humanist convention in Pittsburgh gave an address at UC Davis as part of the Storer Lecture Series. The 80 minute address was titled, Faith is … Continue reading
Isn't God Obvious?
An article this morning in the Post-Gazette begins, “In a city where the local football franchise rates on par with the sacrosanct trinity of God, family and country….” First off, I don’t mind this. They’re making a good, humorous point … Continue reading
