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# politics
After Stalin's crackdowns were over, the USSR was a lot less hostile to religion than Americans are often taught.
# education
While parodies are rife on the internet, some people to go extreme lengths to keep their children from questioning their beliefs.
# science
The Templeton foundation claims they're funding projects that will answer "the big questions" posed by science and religion. Don't believe them.
# science
The fellows at the John Templeton Foundation have a new idea of reconciling science and religion: mealy-mouth, vague apologetics.
# politics
Fundamentalists want credit to their chosen deity for everything that happens in your life. Except the bad stuff that is...
# science
Why is reconciling science and religion so difficult? Because at their core, they're about two completely different, and opposite, things.
# politics
How to view history through the prism of the No True Scotsman fallacy.
# evolution
A new study claiming that religious beliefs are genetic is filled with design flaws.
# politics
Pastors and theologians worried about religion becoming a business are a few millennia too late to voice their concern.
# oddities
Atheism should not become bizarro theism, even though it's human nature for it to lean in that direction.