And Why They Fail Under Examination Introduction Religious claims face a fundamental problem. They assert the existence of a god while lacking publicly verifiable evidence for that claim. This is not a minor gap or an unresolved detail. It is a structural limitation. Gods are defined in ways that place them outside observation, testing, prediction, […]
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Why Pseudoscience Imitates Science Instead of Replacing It There is a peculiar contradiction at the heart of modern religious pseudoscience. Those who claim to reject science routinely borrow its authority.Those who dismiss scientific institutions cling to scientific titles.Those who argue that evidence is unnecessary work tirelessly to look evidential. This is not accidental. It reveals
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Religions insist God is eternal. Self-existent. Immune to time, decay, and extinction. Yet beneath the confidence sits a question believers rarely face head-on: What is a god without believers? Imagine humanity wipes itself out. War. Climate collapse. A final silence. No prayers. No hymns. No scripture read, feared, obeyed, or defended. No one left to
If We All Die, Does God Die Too? Read Post »
Why the Watchmaker Analogy Fails Before It Even Begins Few arguments against evolution spread as easily as the image of a man shaking a bag of watch parts, yawning while he waits for a Rolex to assemble itself. The caption varies, but the message is always the same: if a watch cannot assemble by chance,
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Most religions insist on two foundational claims about God. God is everywhere.God knows everything. Not poetically. Not symbolically. Literally. God is omnipresent and omniscient. There is no corner of reality outside his awareness. No moment he does not witness. No act he does not see. Nothing escapes his attention. Taken seriously, this creates one of
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Religion offers humanity a trade.Accept suffering now, and you will be compensated later. Obey in life, and justice will arrive after death. Endure pain, suppress doubt, and meaning will eventually be revealed. This bargain is not incidental. It is structural. The afterlife is where religion relocates all the things it cannot explain, justify, or deliver
Why Religion Promises Life After Death and Delivers Suffering on Earth Read Post »
A Thought Experiment on Divine Irrelevance This is not an argument for god.It is a controlled thought experiment. For the sake of analysis only, let us assume that a god exists and triggered the universe into being. We will not argue for this claim, defend it, or attempt to make it plausible. We grant it
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Or: How to Lose an Argument While Thinking You’ve Won It Every attack on evolution from a religious standpoint follows the same path. Not broadly. Not loosely. Mechanically. Different authors, different platforms, same manoeuvres. Same misunderstandings. Same end point. Once you see it, you cannot unsee it. The argument ceases to look like reasoning and
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One of the most common religious challenges to evolutionary biology is framed as a simple demand: “Show me where a new kind was created.” It is often presented as a scientific objection. It is not. The argument depends on a term that has no standing in biology, no agreed definition, and no measurable boundary. “Kind”
The Myth of “Kinds”: Why This Religious Idea Exists, Why It Fails, and Why It Matters Read Post »
1. Introduction Religions often claim that their central stories are unique. Christianity presents the life of Jesus as a once in history revelation. A divine birth. A perfect teacher. A sacrificial death. A triumphant return. These events are taught as singular and unprecedented, the point where human history meets divine purpose. Yet when viewed across
The Old Story Retold: How the Jesus Narrative Echoes Ancient Myth Cycles Read Post »
