tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-48231120553357998662011-07-08T04:56:59.947-04:00Of Sin, Human Nature and the Joy of LifeSerial Sinnerhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/04562662678767205475noreply@blogger.comBlogger41100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4823112055335799866.post-59896738503410348442009-05-09T01:40:00.012-04:002009-10-30T15:11:46.636-04:00

Something that has always fascinated me is how pervasive religious belief is amongst people who are intelligent or educated enough to know better. Why are the thoughts of an afterlife and a divine controller so addictive? Why is the concept of God so easily acquired at youth? I believe that these questions can be addressed from a lot of different angles. On this post, however, I'll try to cover

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source: virgoramaI watched this disturbing video today, and many things came to my mind. Granted, the video is sensationalist and biased towards Christianity, and basically states that western civilization is irreversibly disappearing and being replaced by a predominantly Muslim population. But what worries me is not the decline of Christianity, but the potential disappearance of western secular

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The Amazing Randi is a professional magician, famous debunker of Paranormal Claims and founder of The James Randi Educational Foundation. In this video he talks about belief, his new book “A Magician in the Laboratory” and the persistent gullibility of society in modern times.

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It seems that since 9/11, it has become increasingly common to see atheists addressing religion online or in public debates, resulting in diverse reactions from the audiences. Depending on the setting, it is common to see an important part of the audience enthusiastically supporting the atheist speaker. On the other hand, it is also common to see a part of the crowd looking uncomfortable, and

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