The age-old debate that never gets old: a dialogue between the Christian and the skeptic. Decide for yourself who has the upper hand.
Is the world attracted to our desires, so that we always get what we want? Will the universe react to our infantile wishes like a cursed lamp and destroy us? Read on to find out.
This article is about how authentic atheism avoids the siren call of scientism and is more pessimistic than secular humanism, for being grounded in the fearlessness of philosophy.
Here's an article on how to address the question of Jesus’s historicity, in good secular faith instead of falling for the mythicist's or the apologist's canards.
Here's an article about the irony of evangelicals’ vessel theology, which is that by idolizing President Trump, these fake Christians have illustrated how leaderless we've always been as a species.
Continuing the series on the top three objections to various things, here are my top three to the world's least tenable major religion, Christianity.
This article is about how happiness is a form of domestication and mental enslavement, and how the hyperaware are obliged to suffer and to laugh in honour of the world's monstrous absurdity.
This article reckons with the epic scale of Trump’s blight on America, by noting the meaningful coincidence that the Covid-19 disaster happened under Trump's watch. Some such impossible-to-miss disaster would have to befall the country for Trump to be fairly remembered as the country's worst modern president.
