The second part of our series on being an American focuses on America’s science heroes.
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In honor of Independence Day, Heretical Ideas will be taking a look at some of the men, women, and ideas that have made the United States a great nation.
Misquoting Jesus is a well-written, easy to read look at some of the problems caused by copyists and scribes in the distribution of the New Testament.
As the world waits to see the end result of the protests in Iran, it’s useful to see how successful previous revolutions have been at bringing freedom to their peoples.
Sure, we all agree that free speech and democracy are important, but what are the little things that determine if a country is civilized?
The only way something is not the other is when we accept it in our borders.
It is not that the atheist demands evidence and the theist does not; it is that the kinds of acceptable evidence are different.
Welcome to the 12-gauge approach to movie-reviewing. As Trinity would say, “Dodge this!”
What does the selection of Judge Sonia Sotomayor mean for the Supreme Court?
There are some conflicts, battles, or wars that are regarded as historically important. There are many others that are ignored or forgotten.
The summer movie season has officially begun. So here’s two reviews to help you boost your consumer confidence.
Although the 21st Century promises a wondrous array of new technologies, there’s no question that some of those technologies will be turned to crime.
The trends of modern society are careening civilization into a world of less privacy and less liberty. And there’s not much we can do about it.