Political Bots Being Used to Sway Opinion

This has just been happening on Twitter (as it has for years): En masse spelling mistakes aside, this is insidious and horrible. Public opinion is being swayed by simulated/dishonest/untrue creations. This
This has just been happening on Twitter (as it has for years): En masse spelling mistakes aside, this is insidious and horrible. Public opinion is being swayed by simulated/dishonest/untrue creations. This
Ben Sasse is a conservative Republican. Donald Trump is not. Donald Trump is an ideologically empty vessel, half of which is filled with his own fickle, narcissism-driven intuition, the other half of which
John W. Loftus has just endorsed my forthcoming book on the Resurrection in the following manner: Hitchens’s Razor, not Bayes’s Theorem, is the proper tool to use against the “absolute baselessness”
Following his previous two-piece on the afterlife, looking at the claims of Jesus and Paul, Dana Horton guest posts the continuation of that theme in this next one. Thanks, as ever, to Dana:
[caption id="attachment_32779" align="alignright" width="188"] Irn, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons[/caption] Ezra Klein, who now writes for the NYT and has
This was a pretty interesting listen, with an insight into Christian communities and the growing politicisation of them (or, the greater likelihood of people being outspoken about their political positioning). Stay in touch!
Here is a pretty extensive list of issues in the Gospel of Mark that show the authors lack of knowledge about Jewish customs in Jesus' time. This casts some doubt on the
Skydivephil has created, with his wife through the eponymous YouTube channel, some staggering good videos on cosmology, having interviewed pretty much most of the leading cosmologists in the world (from Guth to Vilenkin,
A YouTuber commenter hit me with this comment the other day in the context of me having written a book on the Kalam Cosmological Argument (Did God Create a Universe from Nothing) [UK]
Here is an excerpt from a chapter in a previous anthology of mine with chapters from writers here at Patheos Nonreligious (Not Seeing God: Atheism in the 21st Century) [UK here]. This chapter
I have recently been in contact with David Austin, in Australia, who has a keen interest in the Resurrection of Jesus and the Gospel accounts thereof. This is his comprehensive offering: We have
Just one more on politics (though this is about the environment) before I get back to talking God. I wanted to write this earlier this week but didn't have the time.