What if Richard Dawkins really makes a deathbed conversion?
[ 5 minutes to read] Richard Dawkins has spent much of his life arguing that there is almost certainly no God….
[ 5 minutes to read] Richard Dawkins has spent much of his life arguing that there is almost certainly no God….
[ 6 minutes to read] For anyone expecting religion simply to disappear as education, science and technology advance, the first decades…
[ 11 minutes to read] Hayden Panettiere was famous, successful and recognizable to millions. She was also remarkably open about addiction….
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[ 6 minutes to read] When the Watergate scandal forced President Richard Nixon to resign in 1974, it became the defining…
[ 5 minutes to read] For much of the twentieth century, democratic politics operated according to a relatively stable set of…
[ 4 minutes to read] When masked robbers storm into a bank with weapons, the event dominates headlines for days. Television…
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[ 4 minutes to read] The Guardian tells a familiar story. It presents itself as undeterred, it presents itself as independent….
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[ 7 minutes to read] Define “non-believers” (atheists, agnostics, secular people) as an often-misunderstood minority. Note that surveys regularly find atheists…
[ 5 minutes to read] Democracy was built on a dream. It promised collective wisdom, shared power, and the rule of…
[ 4 minutes to read] Empathy once held societies together. It guided tribes, softened instincts, and turned survival into cooperation. It…
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[ 3 minutes to read] A politician today can lie daily, cheat openly, start illegal wars, drown society in surveillance, and…
[ 5 minutes to read] The title sounds extreme—and intentionally so. But it captures a disturbing reality: in the modern Western…
[ 12 minutes to read] China’s ascent to global power dazzled the world. With record-breaking infrastructure, a booming tech sector, and…
[ 3 minutes to read] Tears fill my eyes every time I recall a memory my father once told me. It…
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[ 3 minutes to read] When two elephants fight, it’s the grass that gets trampled—but in this case the “grass” has…
[ 11 minutes to read] Two Caucasian mothers with strollers, caring for babies, are talking to each other. Mothers who should…
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[ 4 minutes to read] Is religion, as many of us understand it, on the cusp of a radical transformation, or…
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