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Scomo and the ‘Rapture gang’
Rationale Magazine
07/05/2024
Editor’s note: If you would like to submit a letter for possible publication, please email it to editor@rationalist.com.au. See our Publishing ...
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Waving goodbye to imaginary friends
Graeme Gibson
04/05/2024
Let me introduce you to a young boy known as ‘Peanut’. James Delarue is his real name but, with affection, ...
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Why it’s important to deal with the dark history of witch-hunting
Brendan C. Walsh
01/05/2024
In recent decades, governments the world over have increasingly taken action to address the dark history of witch-hunting. In western ...
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To restore trust in science, we need great storytellers
Peter C Doherty
27/04/2024
All good scientists are sceptics. Scepticism is central to the scientific method, which is basically designed to prevent the most ...
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When my church joined an international cult
Rhys Hagan
23/04/2024
It had been a year since I saw my family. In the Army, it was a year of obeying orders, ...
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Anzac Day: Misconceptions and the real meaning of commemoration
James Fodor
19/04/2024
In late October 1914, following a long period of rising tensions between the two nations, the Ottoman navy conducted a ...
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