Month: June 2017
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Atheism, Venomous Snakes, Slippery Eels and Richard Dawkins
Richard Dawkins, being a masterful biologist, zoologist and the recently retired Charles Symoni Professor for the Public Understanding of Atheism, seems just the right person for the job of critiquing a book on Creationism. He has indeed taken up the task. Richard Dawkins wrote an elucidating critique of Atlas of Creation by the Muslim creationist…
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Alessandro Valignano
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Alan Feduccia scientific orthodoxy, censorship and feathered dinosaurs
Herein we continue, from part 1, considering Alan Feduccia who is the S. K. Heninger Distinguished Professor (Emeritus) within University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Biology Department. Specifically, his article “Bird Origins Anew,” The Auk – An International Journal of Ornithology, Vol. 130 No. 1 January 2013 AD (bold and underlining emphasis has been…
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Alex Proyas
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human trafficking
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Atheist Activists Disguised As Scientists
Francis Crick and James Watson are famous and infamous. They are famous for having discerned DNA’s double helix structure and are infamous for being activist Atheists. The late Stephen Jay Gould (who was an agnostic and teacher of biology, geology and history of science at Harvard University) noted: The stereotype of a fully rational and…
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Nathaniel Jeanson
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Rufus Sewell
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Freemasonry – Masonry
Article and video: Mozart’s Masonic Magic Flute CBS asks if Freemasonry is a religion? Collectors Weekly and the Freemason deception Conspiracy reality, “The Masonic Fraternal Police Department” Freemason Robert W. Sullivan on Royal Arch of Enoch (article and videos) Manly P. Hall: UFOs, flying saucers, space ships, aliens and gov. black ops Sochi Olympics –…
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Unitarian Universalism
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