This argument, a variation of the "First Way" from Thomas Aquinas's Five Ways, commits several fallacies

While legal battles like U.S. v. Seeger have expanded the definition of conscientious objection and religious freedom, a new frontier is eme...

Morality doesn't require a belief in God. Secular morality offers a compelling alternative, grounded in reason, empathy, and our shared huma...

What started as a seemingly simple Facebook post about biological sex quickly evolved into a passionate discussion about gender, acceptance,...

God, apparently a big fan of symbolism, tells Hosea to marry a prostitute named Gomer. This is meant to represent Israel's "unfaithfulness" ...

I'm not a legal scholar, but even I can see that this law raises some serious questions about the separation of church and state. I mean, th...

Theists often resort to the "complexity card," marveling at the universe's intricacies and proclaiming the need for a "Divine Watchmaker." ...

Welcome back, dear heathens, to another snark-filled blog post where we dissect the ancient narratives of Jeremiah, particularly Chapter 45...

Hello, fellow skeptics and myth-busters! Grab your popcorn because today we're diving into an episode that's like the 'Game of Thrones' of ...