Here is another account in my series of real-life deconversion stories. They are often painful, psychological affairs, as you can see from the various accounts. Scott Simian contacted me through the ATP facebook
Many people, particularly fundamentalists, still believe in a real and actual Satan. Of course, to everyone else, this is completely incomprehensible. And here's one reason for why, as John Loftus sets
Another one from the BHA. This one is something that I am also very interested in, having recently attended a talk by the Good Thinking Society's Michael Marshall. He is well
From the British Humanist Association: Nearly 50% of adults in Scotland have no religion, according to the latest Scottish Household Survey (SHS), published by the Scottish Government. The 2015 survey found that 49.
This is incredible. Another classic. Here is my latest email: FIRST Many of those who know me in person and who know me well, will attest that I am, one of, if not
My new book on the Kalam (Did God Create the Universe from Nothing?) has a couple of endorsements from people I respect, so I am really grateful to them. Here they are: This
Philosopher Stephen Law contacted me today to alert me to his argument (of which many of you are no doubt aware) being available in video format. Check it out! It concerns the problem
Wow. THIS is how to be dignified and a meaningful politician. THIS is how to react to the sheer idiocy of Trump. Professional yet heartfelt. Exceptionally powerful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
My new book is available on ebook (Amazon [US, UK etc.], Kobo and Nook) for your reading pleasure. Please check it out! It concerns the Kalam Cosmological Argument and is called: Did God
Justin Schieber, in the desolate wilderness that is life after the Reasonable Doubts podcast, produces some excellent videos. This one, on omnipotence, is a fantastic insight into the problems faced with defining omnipotence
[Though I use the example of the EU referendum here, this is not an article about being Leave or Remain - that is essentially irrelevant to the point.] Britain is still reeling from
A couple of weekends ago, I was up country for the funeral of my aunt. She had died from, predominantly, brain cancer, with other complications thrown in for good measure. Deaths like that