by Bill Nugent Article #5 Christianity is often accused of being authoritarian, rigid and anti-democratic. The fact is that modern western democracy in general and American democracy in particular have…
Article #321 by Bill Nugent Antony Flew (1923-2010) was an atheist of atheists. He was a British scholar and college professor who wrote dozens of books arguing for atheism…
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Article #313 by Bill Nugent Thomas Jefferson, third president of the United States, lived during a time when America was vexed by the sin of chattel slavery. The following…
Article #314 by Bill Nugent In January of 1973 I was a high school junior and my mind was a toxic swirl of atheism, agnosticism and shallow, legalistic religion. I…
by Bill Nugent The CAT scan has not only revolutionized diagnostic medicine but has also revolutionized the study of fossil skulls. Dr. Fred Spoor, Anatomist at University College, London…
Article #315 by Bill Nugent One of the most basic and fundamental questions that any religion or philosophical system must answer is “What is your response to the problem of…
Article #244 by Bill Nugent A right understanding of the differences between the wisdom of the east and the wisdom of the west will help bring many things into proper…
by Bill Nugent Most people who study the Bible in depth would say that biblical Judaism did not end well. By biblical Judaism I mean the Torah Judaism of…
by Bill Nugent In 1953 the news flashed around the world that Stanley Miller, Ph. D. had formed amino acids (the building blocks of proteins) by shooting electricity through…
article #316 by Bill Nugent There were two fleas on the back of a large dog. They were deep in the fur and nestled on the warm skin of…
article #317 by Bill Nugent In postmodern civilization there are two major pillars of secularism. On the one hand is Darwinian evolution and on the other are UFOs. Darwinism…
article #318 by Bill Nugent Imagine if a genetic mutation involving just 52 base pairs in the DNA was enough to make a significant change for the better in…