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February 2007

February 11, 2007
The United Nations, which was founded after World War II with the noble goal of...
February 10, 2007
On the American East Coast where I live, midnight is officially past, and that means...
February 09, 2007
A recent article by Reuters presents an interview with Jerry Falwell, the aging but still...
February 07, 2007
Atheist Revolution calls our attention to a recent story out of Columbus, Ohio, in which...
February 05, 2007
I have written previously about the "psychics" so popular in our culture, whose pretense of...
February 03, 2007
The third of the Virtues is rationality, a crucially important but often overlooked element of...
February 01, 2007
I missed seeing the documentary Jesus Camp when it first came out in theaters last...

January 2007

January 29, 2007
A new essay, "Red Crimes", has been posted on Ebon Musings. The essay surveys the...
January 27, 2007
One of the great tragedies of the human species is the violence and turmoil still...
January 25, 2007
The second of the Virtues is compassion. The Latin roots of this word literally mean...
January 23, 2007
Were I inclined to believe in them, I would say that the New Testament gospels...
January 21, 2007
The passage that today's edition of "Little-Known Bible Verses" will examine is, if I say...
January 19, 2007
After a nearly three-month wait, the wheels of our legal system have turned, and justice...
January 17, 2007
As regular readers of Daylight Atheism are likely aware, morality is a major concern of...
January 15, 2007
I have written previously about many different religious beliefs that cause harm to human lives,...
January 13, 2007
A Response to Ned Block's "Blockhead" In a classic 1981 paper titled "Psychologism and Behaviourism",...
January 11, 2007
In a previous post from Daylight Atheism titled "On Presuppositions" (all the way back in...
January 09, 2007
2006 has come and gone, and a new year is upon us. I don't know...
January 07, 2007
Around the time of the elections last year, I read Crashing the Gate, a book...
January 05, 2007
In the several years I have been writing for Ebon Musings, I have received a...
January 03, 2007
Welcome, welcome, friends and fellow progressives, to the 29th edition of the Carnival of the...
January 02, 2007
I don't want to spend all my time picking on the Newsweek/Washington Post blog On...

December 2006

December 31, 2006
As the final hours of 2006 draw to a close, it's a fitting time to...
December 31, 2006
Allow me to be absolutely clear about this: I am an atheist. That means I...
December 30, 2006
The word "holiday" comes directly from the phrase "holy day". This designation, in turn, is...
December 28, 2006
The holidays are traditionally a time for reconciliation, but the Anglican church isn't taking the...
December 27, 2006
I write the Popular Delusions series to critically investigate widely believed pseudosciences and superstitions. And...
December 26, 2006
Daylight Atheism was down for about two hours earlier today due to a coding error...
December 25, 2006
Throughout the Western world, the end-of-the-year holidays are a time for celebrating and making merry....
December 23, 2006
In a post earlier this week, I wrote about how retailers and advertisers play on...
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