Why does someone want both her legs off, ‘fairly high’ above the knee?… Read the rest

Mental disorders come and go.… Read the rest

Many who fear the rise of Islamophobia veer away from critical analysis of Islamic claims and practices, perhaps for fear of what they might find.… Read the rest

Some librarians now post NO SILENCE PLEASE signs as part of their marketing campaigns.… Read the rest

Mark Bauerlein on the institutional factors behind groupthink.… Read the rest

‘these attributions scarcely rise to the level of a caricature of rational inquiry’… Read the rest

‘If You Don’t Believe in God, the Hellfire Awaits You.’… Read the rest

Highly controversial condition, which some doubt even exists.… Read the rest

Socialism is a violation of God’s creation order.… Read the rest

It is pretty uplifting to be a scientist-theologian, happy with the universe, confident of the ways of the Lord. … Read the rest

Americans just keep getting smarter and smarter… Read the rest

Classic Symptom of Epistemological Cretino-Leftism: Claiming that criticism, reason, rational inquiry and the pursuit of truth are “instruments of oppression”.… Read the rest

The desire to “question common sense” is merely the self-congratulation of someone whose “sense” is different, but no less “common.”… Read the rest

Scientific American provides useful tool… Read the rest

OU/Radio 4 series on which bits of history we remember and which we don’t… Read the rest

Be as obscurantist as you can get away with, decently or indecently.… Read the rest

All those mind-bendingly transgressive thinkers now formed a sort of tradition.… Read the rest

Ruse sees Richard Dawkins as the atheist’s Billy Graham… Read the rest

Attempts to reconcile science and religion usually fail because religions make claims about the real world that don’t stand up to scientific scrutiny.… Read the rest

Gilligan’s teaching is in many ways reactionary, which also helps to account for its extraordinary success… Read the rest