If the Bible is a guide to anything, it is surely not the liberation of women, and this […]
Category Archive: Early Modern Atheism
The philosopher and theologian Anselm of Canterbury famously argued that God’s existence can be proven via reason alone, […]
Today, teleological, or design, arguments remain among the most popular arguments for the existence of God. “Just look […]
While many people justify their belief in God with some version of the argument from design, they know, […]
If many of us today enjoy the freedom to speak and write openly about religion, politics, and countless […]
In 2010, the Pew Research Group conducted a comprehensive demographic study—including more than 230 countries and territories—that revealed […]
On January 1, 1784, a bill was introduced in Virginia that could have changed the course of history. […]
If you want to know what life without religious liberty looks like, look no further than Virginia in […]
Nearly everyone knows that Thomas Jefferson coined the phrase “wall of separation between church and state,” but far […]
Here’s a dark meditation to begin your day: imagine that everything you experience upon waking is an illusion. […]
