Have you ever wondered why so many of the Ten Commandments are broken regularly in the Bible? Maybe not all of them were originally meant to apply to everyone.
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There are a few overlooked principles that members of the public and economists should ponder when considering what economic policies make sense.
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If recent polling and survey data are correct in showing a declining influence of religion in American society, what happened in the last election?
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If the Buddha suffered a stroke, depriving his brain of oxygen after a period of physical strain, could he have interpreted that experience as divine?
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Reading Genesis with an open mind, the pitfalls to taking the book literally are immediate and obvious. To overlook them shows a detrimental side to the power of the human mind.
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I will not be wishing any of you a merry Christmas, no matter how much you insist on it and say you feel insulted otherwise. Here’s why.
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Reading books on non-belief may seem like a waste of time for an atheist. But maybe it’s not such a bad idea.
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A media campaign underway by the Catholic church is aimed at bringing back former members. How long will they stay when they realize the reasons they left are still valid?
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The battle for the credibility of science may be in the hands of dueling PR interests, with the accuracy and reliability of results being secondary.
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It’s becoming increasingly hard to look at the data and conclude that Adam Smith’s ideal of free-market capitalism really does provide the best outcome for the most people.
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