Templeton pays journalists to examine ‘the region where science and theology overlap’ and the journalists oblige.… Read the rest

On his Templeton ‘Fellowship.’… Read the rest

Sean Hannity claims religious leaders have not been invited to the White House. Oh please.… Read the rest

Evidence lacking, evidence pointing the other way, evidence twisted then twisted again.… Read the rest

Fish thinks the classical liberal tradition of Locke, Mill, and Rawls leads to an impoverishment of politics.… Read the rest

‘It is what is not published or has to be omitted ­because of a lawyer’s letter,’ notes Evan Harris.… Read the rest

Anonymous flaming. Richard Dawkins has had enough of it, and he’s not the only one.… Read the rest

What a surprise!… Read the rest

What it’s like to have theocrats in charge of your life.… Read the rest

Intelligence does not correlate with values old enough to have been shaped by evolution.… Read the rest

Who allow the sexes to mix freely in the workplace or in educational institutions.… Read the rest

Templeton Foundation co-sponsors conference presenting ‘religious responses to contemporary secularism.’… Read the rest

Laura Silsby owed her former employees unpaid wages, so she thought she would be useful in Haiti.… Read the rest

Not if they include no hate for gay people. All very well to oppose hate, but there is a limit.… Read the rest

The church that revered Mary the Mother of God, yet treated all mortal women as sinners and whores. … Read the rest

There’s no subject other than sex that schools can teach with their own version of the truth. … Read the rest

For metastatic cancer. If she wanted cancer treatment, she shouldn’t have gotten pregnant!… Read the rest

About life the universe and everything.… Read the rest

This one by Steven Smith, who says there are no secular reasons. Fish is impressed.… Read the rest

And he does it once and for all, at that.… Read the rest