A memoire of sorts
I realize I'm quite late to the game (no pun...okay, pun intended), and you're all probably sick of this subject by now. In fact, I was sick of it myself within the first 24 hours. So why bother spending a few days writing this at all then? Afterall, you've heard everything there is to say,... Continue Reading →
I admit it, I'm a glutton for punishment. Yesterday, I posted something regarding "angry atheism" based off of a Youtube video. The algorithms of course suggested more on the subject, and with my apologetic bent, I couldn't help but go to at least one post from a well-known channel by Matt Dillahunty that piqued my... Continue Reading →
A few days ago, I wrote a post regarding the mix of pride and willful ignorance that leads to atheism. Afterward, I received a rebuttal from an atheist--an angry atheist at that--whom I had never heard from before, and am curious how she found my blog (though I'm glad she did). After reading her rants,... Continue Reading →
It was somewhere around 20 years ago when I worked at a Barnes & Noble, in charge of the Art and Religion section, that my curiosities of atheist thought began to pique once again. It had a few years prior when I was in college, and as many of you know, secular humanism is taught... Continue Reading →
In the verdant expanse of Eden, where the first whispers of humanity stirred, there was not merely one man and one woman, but a nascent civilization awakening. The serpent, often vilified, might well have been the harbinger of thought, a catalyst for the profound transformation awaiting humankind. This was no simple creature, but a symbol... Continue Reading →
In an era where the boundaries of free speech and digital platform governance are constantly being tested, Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter has ignited a fervent debate. Is Musk, the visionary behind SpaceX and Tesla, truly a free speech absolutist, or is there a more strategic calculus behind his bold move? This question is not... Continue Reading →
Life Less Ordinary 