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Tag Archives: skepticism
When Skeptics Collide
It seems that skeptics love other skeptics – up until the point such skeptics becomes skeptical of something that other skeptics accept. Massimo Pigliucci is a skeptic, philosopher (meaning he teaches philosophy), and blogger who occasionally has some interesting things … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt, Politics/Current Events, Uncategorized
Tagged agw, co2, global warming, massimo pigliucci, Philosophy, randi, skepticism
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Oh, the irony…
I challenge Christians to look into psychological studies and brain research to see such things as how the brain is woefully inadequate to be objective about the facts. We skew the evidence in favor of conclusions we want to be … Continue reading
Working on the New World Order
I think Harry Collins is a little bit nuts; what do you think? Collins is a professor of social science at Cardiff University, who is apparently tired of having the social sciences marginalized and is working on the groundrules for … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged elective modernism, Harry Collins, modernism, science, skepticism, social science
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