By: Bnonn|11 October, 2011|Categories: Christianity|Tags: American Atheists . culture . Ethics . islam . new atheism . terrorism
Bnonn responds to an article by the Georgia State Director of American Atheists.
Read more »By: Jason|02 September, 2011|Categories: History|Tags: Arbaic science . Christianity . islam . origin of modern science . Scientific Revolution
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By the thirteenth century, Arabic science was the most advanced in the world. Advances in optics, astronomy, medicine, architecture, and more had brought a golden age of science and technology. Today, however, the scientific contribution of Muslim countries pales in comparison. Since 1901, only two scientists from Muslim countries have won Nobel Prizes in science. In total, forty-six Muslim countries…
Read more »By: Bnonn|31 March, 2011|Categories: History|Tags: comparative religion . Gandhi . Hinduism . India . islam . spirituality . wisdom . world religion
Was Gandhi the saintly and wise spiritual leader most people take him to be? A recent article from the Wall Street Journal proves that he was, in fact, a sexually depraved, morally bankrupt, politically foolish man: a product, as you might expect, of his religion and his culture.
Read more »By: Stuart|15 March, 2011|Categories: Science Historiography|Tags: archaeology . David Kennedy . islam . New Scientist . Saudi Arabia
An armchair archeologist has identified nearly 2000 potential important sites in Saudi Arabia using Google Earth and without visiting the country. Saudi Arabia fears allowing investigation will undermine the Islaamic religion.
Read more »The video from the debate between Tabasum Hussain and Christian apologist Mary Jo Sharp on the topic of the Bible and the Qur’an’s views of women has become available.
Read more »Given that King David called for the destruction of his enemies, how should we then view the Islamic call for the destruction of its enemies? Is a call for destruction wrong per se?
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