From the Great Schism to the sexual abuse scandal, the Catholic Church has a long and complex history filled with controversy.
Month: December 2022
PATAS 2022: A Year of Growth and Impact
PATAS, or the Philippine Atheism Agnosticism and Secularism Incorporated, had a successful year in 2022. The organization saw continued growth with 25 chapters spread across the Philippines, including 8 in the National Capital Region.
The Miraculous Healing Powers of Lourdes: A Skeptic’s Perspective
A closer examination reveals that the claims of miraculous cures at Lourdes are not supported by scientific evidence, and the process of investigation by the Office of Medical Observations is flawed and lacks rigor.
Flawed Arguments in “The Argument from Human Consciousness”
Looking to better understand the arguments surrounding the relationship between human consciousness and the existence of God and the soul? This article examines the logical fallacies and scientific inaccuracies in the argument for the existence of God and the soul based on human consciousness, and offers alternative explanations for this complex phenomenon. Don’t miss out on this in-depth analysis of a controversial topic.
Top 5 Logical Fallacies in Creationist Arguments
Are you blindly accepting creationist arguments without questioning their logic? In this article, we expose the top 5 logical fallacies that creationists frequently commit. From ad hominem attacks to slippery slope fallacies, learn how to spot these mistakes in reasoning and avoid falling for them yourself.
Indulge in the Best Organic Cinnamon Rolls in Quezon City
Satisfy your sweet tooth with Suzette’s Gluten-Free Artisanal Pastries. Made with the finest ingredients, including gluten-free flour, extra-virgin coconut oil, gourmet sea salt, clover honey, and Saigon cinnamon, Suzette’s organic cinnamon rolls are the perfect indulgence. And with three delicious variations to choose from, there’s something for everyone at Suzette’s!
The Importance of Teaching Critical Thinking in Education
Critical thinking is a crucial skill that students need to develop in order to succeed in the 21st century. It helps students to become more independent learners and improve their problem-solving skills. Incorporating methods such as inquiry-based learning and problem-based learning can be effective in teaching critical thinking in the classroom.
Rebuttal: Evolution: Natural Selection or Divine Choice?
Is the process of evolution guided by a divine force or is it simply a natural process? The article “Evolution: Natural Selection or Divine Choice?” published on the Muslim Times argues that the Guided Evolution perspective, which aligns with the Islamic perspective, is the most scientifically and philosophically sound explanation for the origin of life on Earth. But is this really the case? Read on to find out more about the scientific errors and logical fallacies present in this article and discover the true nature of the evolutionary process.
Is Islam True? Key Takeaways from the Debate between Matt Dillahunty and Nadir Ahmed
In the recent debate “Is Islam True: Matt Dillahunty vs Nadir Ahmed,” both debaters presented their arguments for and against the truth of Islam. Nadir Ahmed argued that the scientific miracles of the Quran, the benefits Islam has provided to humanity, and the rehabilitative power of Islam in addressing societal issues all point to its truth. On the other hand, Matt Dillahunty argued that the lack of empirical evidence for the claims made by Islam and the inconsistencies within Islamic scripture undermine its truth. The controversy surrounding Nadir Ahmed’s comments on child marriage highlighted the importance of human rights and the need to address problematic aspects of religions.
Christianity Could Become a Minority in the US Within a Few Decades, According to New Study
A new study from the Pew Research Center suggests that Christianity could become a minority in the United States within a few decades. The study used current religious compositions, demographic data, and rates of “religious switching” to project four possible landscapes for the US by 2070. The study found that if recent trends in religious switching continue, Christians could make up less than half of the US population within a few decades.