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The Big Chill: How Yosemite Valley and Other Glacial Examples Disprove the Way-Too-Short Biblical Creationist Ice Age
January 23, 2025 09:00 MST Gregory Paul is an independent polymath researcher including in paleozoology and geology. His technical studies and popular articles have appeared in Scientific American, BioScience, The Anatomical Record, Annals of the Carnegie Museum, Evolutionary Theory, Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, Journal of Paleontology, Modern Geology, Historical Biology, Paleobiology, Evolutionary Biology, Cretaceous Research, Science, Nature.
Restoring the True Form of the Gigantic Blue Whale for the First Time, and Mass Estimation
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The Forced Birth Movement Hates Real Religious Liberty - How to Use That Against Them by Making Abortion a Religious Right; Part 2
The Forced Birth Movement Hates Real Religious Liberty – How to Use That Against Them by Making Abortion a Religious Right; Part 2 October 29, 2021 Gregory S. Paul (Be sure to read Part 1 before starting this half) The Rape Factor This is a good place to further explore the callous indifference of the hard right to rape that has a yet again naïve center-left wondering what is going on.
The Forced Birth Movement Hates Real Religious Liberty - How to Use That Against Them by Making Abortion a Religious Right; Part 1
The Forced Birth Movement Hates Real Religious Liberty – How to Use That Against Them by Making Abortion a Religious Right; Part 1 October 28, 2021 Gregory S. Paul (This being a big subject that has been largely ignored it needs a lot of explanation, the essay is split into two parts. Part 2 will be posted tomorrow) It has not worked. The pro-choice movement opposed by the religious right has been making an enormous mistake. We know that because it is facing disaster.
Discrimination by Neglect: The Chronic News and Opinion Media Bigotry Against Atheists
Discrimination by Neglect: The Chronic News and Opinion Media Bigotry Against Atheists October 22, 2021 Gregory S. Paul Discrimination by Neglect: The Chronic News and Opinion Media Bigotry Against Atheists Theists Get All the Breaks – Really, They Do There is currently, in these United States, a form of casual and pernicious bigotry that continues to be directed against the fastest growing portion of the population.
Why This Skeptic is Secular Blogging - It’s a (Fairly) Long Story
Why This Skeptic is Secular Blogging – It’s a (Fairly) Long Story October 21, 2021 Gregory S. Paul My religious history that led to yours truly becoming a skeptical intellect doing research and commentary is complex. And rather interesting. Not my father’s side of our (rather dysfunctional) nuclear family. Indiana Hoosier from corn country, a Cold War United Methodist Republican to whom atheism was Godless Bolshevism. Yawn.
Has the chicken and egg puzzle over religion's decline been settled?
By Gregory Paul IT IS well documented that less religious nations tend to be more prosperous. This is most true of the advanced democracies, but also usually holds elsewhere – see how officially atheistic China outperforms more pious India. The trend tends to hold up within countries too: the most irreligious US states are better off than the most theistic. And over time, the global rise in nonreligion parallels that of the middle class.
From Jesus’ socialism to capitalistic Christianity
A truly strange thing has happened to American Christianity. A set of profound contradictions have developed within modern conservative Christianity, big and telling inconsistencies that have long slipped under the radar of public knowledge, and are only now beginning to be explicitly noted by critics of the religious and economic right. Here is what is peculiar.
Christianity's Role in the Rise of the Nazis
By Gregory Paul | 11 October 2003 Free Inquiry magazine “You know what happens when atheists take over—remember Nazi Germany?” Many Christians point to Nazism, alongside Stalinism, to illustrate the perils of atheism in power.[1] At the other extreme, some authors paint the Vatican as Hitler’s eager ally. Meanwhile, the Nazis are generally portrayed as using terror to bend a modern civilization to their agenda; yet we recognize that Hitler was initially popular.
Darren Naish: 9780520259751: Amazon.com: Books
There are plenty of books about dinosaurs. Because the creatures fascinate so many people, and not just little boys, many of these books are aimed at the public, and feature pictures of the fantastic beasts in their many forms.
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