What is a god without believers? If humanity died out, would God die too? A hard look at belief, relevance, and whether divine meaning needs us.
If We All Die, Does God Die Too? Read Post »
The watchmaker argument claims evolution is impossible because a watch cannot assemble by chance. This piece exposes its fatal biological errors.
Shaking Watches and Shaking Hands With Ignorance Read Post »
If God is everywhere and knows everything, he witnesses every atrocity. Why does an all-powerful silent observer never intervene to stop the evil?
The Silent Observer Read Post »
Why religion promises life after death while excusing suffering on Earth. A critical look at disease, pain, and the moral failure of religious explanations.
Why Religion Promises Life After Death and Delivers Suffering on Earth Read Post »
If a god exists but never intervenes, does it matter? A rigorous thought experiment examining divine irrelevance from deep time to modern history, without scripture or revelation.
God, Granted for a Moment Read Post »
Creationist arguments against evolution follow one five step script: find a gap, inflate it, freeze science, insert God, call it faith. Why it fails.
The Five-Step Creationist Script Read Post »
Why the religious argument against evolution built on biblical kinds fails as science and as theology, and why the boundary is never actually defined.
The Myth of “Kinds”: Why This Religious Idea Exists, Why It Fails, and Why It Matters Read Post »
The origins of the Jesus story traced through ancient myth, from Mesopotamian and Egyptian to Persian and Greek dying and rising god traditions.
The Old Story Retold: How the Jesus Narrative Echoes Ancient Myth Cycles Read Post »
A deep exploration of how computing evolved from the abacus to AI, and why this mirrors the step by step process of biological evolution and cumulative complexity.
A deep look at why so many people keep religious labels while privately rejecting supernatural belief. Explores identity, culture, doubt and modern secular thinking.
The Rise of the Closet Atheist: Believers in Public, Doubters in Private Read Post »
