logic

Let me preface this post by saying that I have no interest in delving into the pro-choice/pro-life debate. I begin with this disclaimer for a few different reasons. The first being that such debate bores me, I realize that neither side will ever really cede to the other, so that debate is kind of unnecessary. I also realize that very rarely does anything original get said during such debate.  Read More »

This blog post has been made simply to call ALL-OF-YOU religious people out of the woodwork.

I would like for you to justify your reasons for believing in a personal "God" as depicted by your personal religion.

I would like to know why you think you are "right."

I would like to know what goes through your head when you talk to others with such confidence about your absolute "answers."  Read More »

enlightened beings. what makes one enlightened?
what is the nature of thoughts of an enlightened being?  Read More »

Quote:
He that will not reason is a bigot; he that cannot reason is a fool; and he that dares not reason is a slave.
–William Drummond  Read More »

I agree that there should be respect in this world for varying viewpoints and lifestyles. Unfortunately, the vast majority of wars have come due to religious reasons or radical doctrine that truly resembles religious blind faith. Additionally, I believe that all too often people get an easy pass for what they say and do because they can fall back on "religious respect."  Read More »

Your Lapel Pin Logic defies comprehension. Barack how can you say that deciding not to put a lapel pin on after 911 makes you a more thinking American or a more patriotic American.
Sounds like something Jeremiah Wright would say. Not the sort thing a great unifier would
say.  Read More »

On many homepages that people in modern western culture associate with when starting to browse the internet, people can create a custom layout where they can add anything they want, weather, news, games, links, and more. On my laptop, I chose google.com and added brain teasers, riddles, puzzle, etc that are supplied by the site brainden.com.  Read More »

Recently in a class of mine, we discussed the main elements of a feeling and an emotion. We drew our consensus from the reading what is an Emotion by Cheshire Calhoun and Robert C. Solomon. Our agreement was that a feeling is a mental state and that that mental state ignites the physical attributes that are commonly associated with the feeling.  Read More »