July 2007

Sometimes things which make us feel better aren’t necessarily true or even good for us.

Junk science on marijuana crops up every time a state or country is considering loosening its drug laws.

Shamblin’s weight loss methods are more group psychology and cult indoctrination than what would normally be labeled as ‘faith.’

“Other ways of knowing” is a terribly persistent attack on science. But it’s the very epitome of a content-free assertion.

Religious leaders have a large audience, and if they say the right words, they can have a great deal of positive influence. But it comes with a price.

What’s not to like about one of the world’s leading actors reciting some of the crispest criticisms of God and religion I’ve ever heard?

“I shall offer a reward,” said the king “to the first person in the kingdom who can bring this madman to his senses.”

No matter how far we expand our knowledge, there will always be much more to learn. Therefore we must make peace with the unknown

July 4 should become “question your government” day, and 9/11 should become “question your religion” day.

As a “Blasphemy Challenge,” I’ve decided to tackle the spiritual ‘founder’ of my parents’ cult, El Morya, and along with ‘him,’ everything ‘he’ started.