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Don't get into heated debates with your family this Christmas without first getting your facts straight. Check out this debate between Jonathan Pearce and Randal Rauser on the historical reliability of the Nativity narratives so you can impress your family by being the most informed troublemaker at the dinner table. Merry Christmas from the Doubtcasters! View the full article
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Don't get into heated debates with your family this Christmas without first getting your facts straight. Check out this debate between Jonathan Pearce and Randal Rauser on the historical reliability of the Nativity narratives so you can impress your family by being the most informed troublemaker at the dinner table. Merry Christmas from the Doubtcasters!http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/reasonabledoubts/Msxh/~4/tx2V5rQA-TA View the full article
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Protecting The People of the Lie and The Lie Itself: By Yak ~ Christians like a good lie --and They'll Go To Hel... http://t.co/iZ3cB02B
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Fearing God at The End of the World: by Vyckie Garrison“The remarkable thing about God is that when you fear God... http://t.co/dkA4FISt
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Coping with Religious Family over the Holidays: By Marlene Winell ~ At this time of year it’s hard to avoid deal... http://t.co/IK7vJMEs
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Host: Chris Mooney It's rare that I can say about a guest that, I read his books when I was a kid. But David Brin is just such a guest. He's the celebrated science fiction author of the Uplift novels, The Postman, and many other books—most recently, Existence. I read the Uplift books when I was tearing through sci-fi as a teenager. But on top of that, Brin is also a trained scientist and public policy commentator. And in his commentary, as in his novels, he's concerned with the same themes that motivate this show: How can we protect science from the forces that want to do it in? And, can pe
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12 Christmas Traditions Even a Black-hearted Grinch of an Atheist Can Celebrate http://t.co/3KCg5JAz
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Russell Glasser and Lynnea Glasser. Souls. Lynnea talks about what's not believable about souls. View the full article
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Russell Glasser and Lynnea Glasser. Souls. Lynnea talks about what's not believable about souls. View the full article
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Russell Glasser and Lynnea Glasser. Souls. Lynnea talks about what's not believable about souls. View the full article
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I'm glad I don't have to preach today http://t.co/qKaSBSm7
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Out of all the grandstanding I've read the last few days, I hadn't even thought about the many pastors and clergypeople who woke up this morning to the thankless task of getting their deity off the hook for letting that massacre happen. Ugh!
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I was thinking about that yesterday while working around here - boy, am I ever glad that I'm not a preacher tomorrow. Of course, they are so used to spinning B.S. that maybe it's just another day for them.
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if i were to preach, my sermon would be
jesus wept
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We speak with Seth Andrews, Host of The Thinking Atheist. His new book is out, and you can hear about it here.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.amazon.com/Deconverted-Journey-Religion-Seth-Andrews/dp/1478716568/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1355583937&sr=1-1&keywords=deconverted" target="_blank">Deconverted: A Journey From Religion to Reason</a><br /><br /><a href="http://www.blogtalkradio.com/thethinkingatheist" target="_blank">The Thinking Atheist Podcast</a><br /><br /><a href=" " target="_blank">The Story of
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<p>We speak with Seth Andrews, Host of The Thinking Atheist. His new book is out, and you can hear about it here.</p> <p><a href="http://www.amazon.com/Deconverted-Journey-Religion-Seth-Andrews/dp/1478716568/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1355583937&sr=1-1&keywords=deconverted"target="_blank">Deconverted: A Journey From Religion to Reason</a></p> <p><a href="http://www.blogtalkradio.com/thethinkingatheist"target="_blank">The Thinking Atheist Podcast</a></p> <p><a href=" " target="_blank">The Story of
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Why are religious moralists so preoccupied with sex? Attitudes on sexuality are far more predictive of religiosity than attitudes on charity, social justice or any other measure. Religious scriptures abound with rules and restrictions aimed at controlling women's sexuality in particular. Is the current religious obsession with sex just an unfortunate result of religion's male-dominated history or are there deeper forces at work? On this episode the doubtcasters review recent studies which illuminate possible procreative strategies underpinning religious patriarchy. Also on this episode: the s -
Why are religious moralists so preoccupied with sex? Attitudes on sexuality are far more predictive of religiosity than attitudes on charity, social justice or any other measure. Religious scriptures abound with rules and restrictions aimed at controlling women's sexuality in particular. Is the current religious obsession with sex just an unfortunate result of religion's male-dominated history or are there deeper forces at work? On this episode the doubtcasters review recent studies which illuminate possible procreative strategies underpinning religious patriarchy. Also on this episode: the s
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Host: Chris Mooney When we last had Bill McKibben on this show in 2010, I was mainly treating him as another bestselling science author—one who happens to focus on climate change. Well. Something kinda big happened in the intervening years, and McKibben has become, simply put, the country's leading environmental spokesman and advocate through his organization 350.org. From protests against the Keystone XL pipeline to, most recently, his "Do the Math" tour, rallying of college students to call for their universities to divest from fossil fuel companies... McKibben now speaks for a stunning
