29 Dec Ethics & Religion The legend of the first Christmas and ‘sodomites’ 29/12/2023 By Michael Barbezat 0 comments There is an obscure medieval legend that says once upon a time in Bethlehem a child was born whose holiness was so great it required th... Continue reading
07 Feb Ethics & Religion How I dropped the dogma and took control of my own destiny 07/02/2023 By Giulio Bortolozzo 0 comments I was about six years old when the parish priest walked into the room. His vestments swirled around him as we all rose in deference to ... Continue reading
13 Jun Philosophy & Psychology Blaming ‘evil’: Unpacking the paradox of using the word 15/07/2022 By Elise Springer 0 comments The word ‘evil’ circulates widely in the wake of terrible public violence. The May 24, 2022, massacre at an elementary school in Uvalde... Continue reading
18 Apr Ethics & Religion Challenging the Jesus myth theory 15/07/2022 By Hugh Harris 0 comments "I believe that no discovery of fact, however trivial, can be wholly useless to the race, and that no trumpeting of falsehood, however ... Continue reading
08 Nov Ethics & Religion When rationalist Anne Lennon exposed church’s selling of ‘indulgences’ 09/09/2022 By Peter Adamson 0 comments In the Roman Catholic Church, a 'novena' is a devotion in which special prayers or services are repeated on nine consecutive days. I... Continue reading
12 Jun Ethics & Religion It’s time to abolish the erroneous idea of sin 04/08/2022 By Paul Monk 0 comments ‘Sin’ is a word embedded in our language and culture. It has wide use. Uprooting it would be as difficult as uprooting 'sunrise' or 'su... Continue reading