To borrow from the Wikipedia article on the Cthulhu mythos:
"Lovecraft believed in a purposeless, mechanical, and uncaring universe. Human beings, with their limited faculties, can never fully understand this universe, and the cognitive dissonance caused by this revelation leads to insanity, in...
I have never much cared for the label “atheism”. This is not just because of the baggage and connotations that come with it, but also because, as many have argued, it is a label that describes a negative. If we labelled ourselves just on what we did not believe, we’d be weighed down with having...
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/oct/27/world-on-track-to-lose-two-thirds-of-wild-animals-by-2020-major-report-warns
Report: https://www.wnf.nl/custom/LPR_2016_fullreport/
You know that foreboding pang of terror you get when you see something really ominous looming over the...
This puts the creationist vs evolution debate in its proper context, and holds much truth even though the essay was written 30 years ago. I must confess that while I have never considered myself a militant follower of science, I could not suppress the idea that we are fighting against an...
As someone who has seen Steven Crowder around on YouTube, and finds both him and his misinformation incredibly obnoxious; this was a breath of fresh air.
"Louder with Crowder" has been talking nonsense about Global Warming for a while now - spinning the entire scientific/political story to...
[Apologies in advance if this thread is miscategorized. It has elements of a religious debate, political debate, and a philosophical discussion. I honestly had no idea which of the 3 would be best fitted]
For those who don't know: logic is not meant to be the basis for ad hoc reasoning (or at...
In this sub-forum, a user named "ether-ore" made a thread entitled "The Nature of Faith"
In his opening post, ether outlined how faith was not reasonless, and did have some foundation. His view can be summed up using the following quote from Paul:
"Now faith is the substance of things hoped for...
I didn't think I would need an account here, yet here I am now.
I suppose it's because I have a strange respect for the religious. While my experience has been limited to my age, the more thoughtful of religious folk always seem the most dedicated and passionate in their lives. It could be said...