Steven Weinberg

Oh You Can Get Good People To Do Bad Things Without Religion Alright…

May 12, 2013 By Daniel Fincke 30 Comments

Sometimes atheists become enamored with some pretty psychologically shallow memes. In this post, I fisk one.

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Physicist Steven Weinberg On The Question Of God

September 5, 2009 By Daniel Fincke Leave a Comment

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