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The King James Version of the Bible presented from a skeptic's point of view.

Losing Our Spines to Save Our Necks - The Huffington Post

Eating is the most basic human activity and divisions based on the eating habits work at the very basic level. That is the main reason why religions are so extremely interested in what their followers are eating and what not.

This 'religious' organization can now operate with impunity all over the world, even if the greedy strategies of extracting money from the followers of this 'faith' have been exposed over and over again and even proved in the court of law in many countries over decades.

The Only True Church is now however in a real danger of ending up in the sidelines in western societies, where it truly belongs with other fringe cults like it, and so it is finding desperately ways to modernize its image so tarnished by its extremely old-fashioned real life actions

The modern system of medical care is now one of the basic tasks of the welfare state and it has nothing to do with the old Christian principles of handing out self-selected amount of charity to the poor.

A shocking sex scandal in the Catholic Church - a man kissed a woman

The Middle East under the Muslim rule has in practice became an open air museum of Christianity where many of the oldest forms of that faith haven been preserved in their crude and original banality.

Roxana Saberi fights herself free

This process of metaprorization is in fact a valuable aid in finally pushing these age-old and quite worn-out beliefs to the margins of the society.

Many have even started to hope that Ireland could finally be on the road of becoming a normal catholic country like Italy or France, where the Church has no real say anymore in the true daily running of the society, even if the religious façade is still there often quite intact.

The real problem is that our view of history has been largely created and modeled by these hordes of Christian writers under many centuries.

"state of the nation" interview of well-known philosopher and science commentator