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The Chemistry of Love
I saw this image on Facebook recently:While some object that there aren’t really people who engage in scientism and reductionism, that it is a caricature, clearly whoever made this image thinks that...
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Love, Chemistry, and Atheism
Someone in the atheist subreddit shared the above image, which they proudly proclaimed that they had fixed to reflect their lack of religious sentiment. A number of commenters there expressed the view...
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I Don’t Believe in Not Believing in Love
The above Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal cartoon offers a clever rejoinder to the “I don't believe in love” claim. It led me to think of another. One can respond to the claim to disbelieve in love...
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Demonized Water
It sounds like the opposite of holy water. But it is presumably just a typo. Can you figure out what the student meant to write?Via Reddit.
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Formula for Holy Water
As a Baptist, we don’t really have holy water. Nonetheless, my pastor recently reflected on the memory of water – metaphorically speaking. Water is a closed system on our planet. And so when we drink...
View ArticleThe Chemistry of Love
I saw this image on Facebook recently: While some object that there aren’t really people who engage in scientism and reductionism, that it is a caricature, clearly whoever made this image thinks that...
View ArticleLove, Chemistry, and Atheism
Someone in the atheist subreddit shared the above image, which they proudly proclaimed that they had fixed to reflect their lack of religious sentiment. A number of commenters there expressed the view...
View ArticleI Don’t Believe in Not Believing in Love
The above Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal cartoon offers a clever rejoinder to the “I don't believe in love” claim. It led me to think of another. One can respond to the claim to disbelieve in love...
View ArticleScience, the James Ossuary, and the Talpiot Tomb
I’m not sure if there are new posts or reposts of older material. But James Tabor has been revisiting a lot of topics related to the James Ossuary and the Talpiot Tomb on his blog. One post tried to...
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