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2002-12-31

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2003-12-31

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2004-12-31

“Why don’t you just read the Bible?”

2005-06-25

“You just need to read the Bible for yourself.” ( More biblical nonsense.)

2005-06-25

“You’ll believe when you’re burning in hell!” 

2005-06-25

“Doesn’t the fact that the Constitution is dated ‘In the Year of Our Lord...’ prove that the founders intended to establish a Christian nation?”

2005-06-25

“How can it hurt to do what the U.S. House of Representatives approved a few years back, and hang the 10 Commandments in every schoolhouse and courthouse in the nation? After all, they’re what all our laws are based on—and they’re posted in the U.S. Supre

2005-06-25

“Why don’t you just let your children go to Sunday School [or ‘go to church’ or ‘read the Bible,’ etc.] and decide for themselves?” 

2005-06-25

“Doesn’t the fact that the universe is so well designed mean that it must have had a Designer?”

2005-06-25

“What do you think happens to you when you die?” or   “Aren’t you afraid of dying?”

2005-06-25

“Since most of the Framers of the Constitution were members of churches, Bible societies, etc., how can you deny that they established a Christian government?” 

2005-06-25

“Don’t secular humanists believe in the Golden Rule and in being good to people, and isn’t that in the Bible?”   

2005-06-25

“Why do secular humanists [or atheists] deny God when they know in their hearts the truth that God exists?” (Based on passages in Psalms and Romans in the Bible.) 

2005-06-25

“Has secular humanism [or atheism] ever built a hospital or college? Religion has inspired great art and music and cathedrals. What has secular humanism ever inspired?”

2005-06-25

“Since Madison, who wrote the Constitution, said good government is dependent on the Ten Commandments, isn’t it obvious that the Constitution is profoundly Judeo-Christian?”  

2005-06-25

“Isn’t the overwhelmingly Christian language found in the Mayflower Compact proof that this is a Christian nation?”

2005-06-25

“If this isn’t a Christian nation, why does all our money have ‘In God We Trust’ on it?”

2005-06-25

“Us Christians have the Good News to spread, whereas you secular humanists only have bad news, even if you’re right. So why do you insist on being heard?”

2005-06-25

“Why not believe in God, since the only way you lose is by not believing?”

2005-06-25

  “Why do secular humanists and atheists—who are after all only a tiny minority in this country—insist on denying Christians the freedom to post the Ten Commandments in public places and to have neutral religious slogans, like Ohio’s motto, ‘Through God,

2005-06-25

Web Columns and Exclusives

2005-08-08

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 24, May 2002 The meaning of life (sort of...)

2002-05-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 25, June 2002 Ecology vs. Ecophily: Is it good to lie for the environment?

2002-06-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 26, July 2002 Economic vs. Social health: it’s not the economy, stupid!

2002-07-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 27, August 2002 Is God in your brain?

2002-08-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 29, October 2002 On intuition

2002-10-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 30, November 2002 Is the US the ultimate rogue nation?

2002-11-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 32, January 2003 Human instincts and virtue ethics

2003-01-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 33, February 2003 Gays, in the military and outside of it

2003-02-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 34, March 2003 America, Europe, and the rest of the world

2003-03-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 35, April 2003 Whence animal rights?

2003-04-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 37, May, 2003/b Post-war

2000-00-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 38, June, 2003 It's the fundamentalism, stupid!

2003-06-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 39, July 2003 Why skeptic doesn't mean cynic

2003-06-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 40, August 2003 Are we afraid of the wrong things?

2003-08-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 41, September 2003 Are you a bright?

2003-09-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 42, October 2003 Bush, the Pope, and gay rights

2003-10-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 43, November 2003 Edward Teller, Dr. Strangelove

2003-11-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 44, December 2003 Israel, anti-semitism, and world peace

2003-12-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 45, January2004

2004-01-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 46, February 2004 What's wrong with the Palestinians?  

2004-02-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 47, March 2004 Open Letter to Colin Powell  

2004-03-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 48, April 2004 Intellectual midwifery  

2004-04-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 49, May 2004 Liberal vs. Illiberal Democracy  

2004-05-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 50, June 2004 Soldiers' morality  

2004-06-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 51, July 2004 The Neurobiology of Regret  

2004-07-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 52, August 2004 Changing our mind: a Bayesian approach

2004-08-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 53, September 2004 Monty Python's guide to philosophy

2004-09-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 54, October 2004 Abortion, a philosophical approach

2004-10-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 55, November 2004 I, robot

2004-11-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 56, December 2004 Dude, this is your country!

2004-12-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 57, January, 2005 Nonsense on stilts, an example

2005-01-01

A monthly e-column by Massimo Pigliucci   N. 58, February, 2005 God did it, or did He/

2005-02-01