HuffPo Columnist Tries to Link Darwin to Hitler
Just what does Mein Kampf have to say about Charles Darwin?
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Evolution ‘Doesn’t Make Any Sense’: A Scene From a Classroom
A clip from a 1996 doc shows a teacher nodding along as students talk Creationism…
Read MoreCross-Burning Hearing Ends, Trial Set to Begin
Teacher accused of using Tesla coil to burn a cross into the arm of a student.
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Einstein’s Religion, Darwin’s Agnosticism
A new book by Krista Tippett, host of NPR’s “Speaking of Faith,” furthers the heartfelt intervention in the culture wars that her show represents.
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Losing Old Gods, Finding Nature
Ten questions for Bron Taylor, whose latest book Dark Green Religion holds that traditional religions are gradually being replaced by more sensory forms of spirituality which promote more sensible, ecologically adaptive behaviors.
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Video: How the Religion v. Science ‘Debate’ is Like Professional Wrestling
In this multimedia presentation, McCane and Mathewson reveal how the equally toothless performances of New Atheists like Richard Dawkins and creationists like Ken Ham share more with the garish world of Hulk Hogan and the Iron Sheik than with serious scholarship.
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The Death of Another Deathbed Conversion
Before his death, renowned atheist philosopher and co-author of There is a God: How the World’s Most Notorious Atheist Changed His Mind, Antony Flew did change his views on theism somewhat; though evidence suggests that it bears little resemblance to the pronouncements of those who sought to advance a well-worn, if seldom true, narrative of the deathbed convert.
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Creationism Makes Its Mark
When their son Zachary came home from science class with a cross burned on his forearm It was not the religion that bothered his parents, but the injury to their child. They sued, and brought science v. creationism back into the courts for another round.
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A new series highlights heroes.
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Mad Scientists?
From fraudulent studies to suicides and murder, with all the insane behavior of scientists lately is it time to talk about injecting some soul into our nation’s science curriculum?
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