Christian conservatives fret over Ron Paul popularity
By • December 27, 2011

Some Christian conservatives are not happy about Ron Paul's popularity in Iowa. One Christian activist group is Personhood USA, which questions an explanatory letter
By • December 27, 2011

Some Christian conservatives are not happy about Ron Paul's popularity in Iowa. One Christian activist group is Personhood USA, which questions an explanatory letter
By • December 26, 2011

Most people are familiar with the biblical story of a worldwide flood, where God destroyed all life on earth except the family of Noah
By • December 21, 2011

Nova has a full-length video online called, “What Darwin Never Knew” (preview below), along with a little game called “Guess the Embryo”. This resemblance
By • December 17, 2011

Recently, Rush Limbaugh, or Bouncy-Bouncy as Keith Olbermann calls him, ranted about how poor children get a free meal, instead of feeding themselves, which
By • December 16, 2011

Joining the bandwagon of religious people claiming that famous writer and atheist Christopher Hitchens, who died yesterday, now sees the error of his ways,
By • December 14, 2011

Is it possible to lose your faith in the divine, especially when you have been a member of the clergy most of your adult
By • November 29, 2011
The Voyage of the Beagle (Adventure Classics) Recorded during a remarkable five-year voyage throughout South America, these findings became the foundation of
By • November 24, 2011

Hemant Mehta, the Friendly Atheist, teaches math at an Illinois high school and says Math is under attack, but we do not hear about
By • November 14, 2011

Herman Cain, like most GOP contenders, believes that God talks to him, and moreover, that God convinced him to run for President of the
By • November 13, 2011

Speaking before the Angelus today, Pope Benedict XVI referred to the parable of the talents, saying that Jesus wants to teach his disciples and
By • November 12, 2011

New Scientist magazine reports that since 1987, there have been an estimated 600 "wrongful life" lawsuits filed in Israel's courts. The number is increasing,
By • November 9, 2011

"Curiouser and curiouser!" as Alice would say. Such is the tale of Herman Steinschneider, who later changed his name to Erik Jan Hanussen, famous
By • November 6, 2011

Nearly 6,000 priests have been accused of molesting children in the United States since the 1950s, according to the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. Very few of the accused ever make it to a criminal trial, often because by the time the victims come forward the statute of limitations for the crime has passed. At that point, even if a priest admits to the abuse, he cannot go to jail.