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There is a certain human arrogance in believing that the Universe was created for us. To look at the staggering scale of the cosmos and conclude that it all exists for one species on one small rock in one minor galaxy is to misunderstand the most basic data of reality. The evidence is overwhelming that […]
A Universe Designed for Us? You Must Be Joking. Read Post »
Introduction: The Return of the False Scholar Across social media, blogs and glossy pseudo-academic websites, a new kind of missionary has emerged. He is not robed in theology but cloaked in the white coat of science. He writes long essays filled with biological jargon, geological data and chemical complexity. He dazzles with vocabulary, pretends to
The Cult of Complexity: How Pseudo-Scientists Hijack Evolution to Sell Design Read Post »
The Comfort of Knowing Without Knowing Among the most striking qualities of the religious believer is the smug certainty that they are right. No evidence, no reasoned argument, no scientific progress can dent the conviction that God exists, that He loves them, and that their particular brand of belief holds the keys to the universe.
The Smug Certainty of the Theist Read Post »
Leaving religion is often described as losing something — faith, community, certainty, identity. For many, though, it feels less like loss and more like release. Life after religion is not the end of meaning; it is the beginning of ownership. It is the moment people stop living someone else’s story and start writing their own.
Life After Religion: Stories of Freedom, Doubt, and Discovery Read Post »
Across centuries, organised religion has condemned those whose love or identity does not fit within its narrow definitions. It has preached tolerance from pulpits while legislating cruelty from thrones. It has built temples to mercy while punishing people for simply existing. The story of religion and LGBTQ+ people is not a moral conflict but a
Why Religion Opposes LGBTQ+ Rights — And Why It Shouldn’t Read Post »
For as long as humans have been able to ask questions, one has haunted us more than any other: why are we here?Religion claims to answer it with comforting symmetry. God made you, loves you, tests you, and rewards or punishes you. The narrative is simple, circular, and satisfying. It replaces uncertainty with a story.
Meaning Without a Master: How Atheists Create Purpose Read Post »
For centuries, believers have argued that morality comes from God. They claim that without divine command, humans would have no compass, no concept of right or wrong. Atheists are told that, without heaven’s reward or hell’s punishment, they have no reason to behave. It sounds persuasive until you ask one simple question: if morality truly
Can Atheists Be Moral Without God? The Ethics of Secular Humanism Read Post »
Three books claim to speak for the same god. Each insists it carries the truth, yet each contradicts the others. The Torah, the Bible, and the Quran are presented as divine revelations, but together they tell a story of revision, rivalry, and human ambition. They are not three messages from one source but three versions
The Quran, the Bible, and the Torah: Three Books, One God? Read Post »
For billions of believers, the Bible is not just a book but a blueprint for life. It claims divine origin, moral authority, and historical truth. Yet when those claims are placed under academic light, the paper begins to burn. What emerges is a record shaped by politics, translation, revision, and myth-making — a library of
Is the Bible Historically Accurate? Scholars vs Scripture Read Post »
Science and religion have coexisted uneasily for centuries. One claims knowledge through evidence, the other through revelation. Each explains the universe in its own language, but only one can be tested. The question is not whether science disproves god, but whether the idea of god still explains anything that science cannot. The honest answer is
Can Science Disprove God? Exploring Evidence, Logic, and Faith Read Post »
