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Back in February, this humanist introduced me to Family Man, a graphic novel (aka comic) by Dylan Meconis. I’m not exactly sure how to sell this, but I’ve known for many moons that I will eventually try – it was just a question of when. Let’s give it a shot: It’s brilliant! There, that should [...]

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Wikipedia’s definition of theology is as follows: Theology is the study of religion from a religious perspective. It has been defined as reasoned discourse about God or the gods, or more generally about religion or spirituality. Now in a recent conversation about “Creation vs Evolution” on the Shofar Facebook group, this sentiment was raised (by [...]

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UPDATE: This post was written in a rush. I’m not sure about the choice of the word “theology” here. Maybe “religion” might have been a better choice, or I could have talked about something like “mythos” or “mythology” instead. Whichever. Hopefully the thoughts I’m sharing are understood irrespective of the imperfect word choice. Words are [...]

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In the context of heated arguments between Dawkins fanboys and freer thinkers : can I request that everyone taking part in such debates first read Terry Eagleton’s review of The God Delusion, titled Lunging, Flailing, Mispunching? There is much material in it that is relevant to this kind of discussion. I would much love it [...]

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Here is an example of what science is about… Three weeks ago, I experienced what some might call a synchronicity (a concept introduced by Carl Jung). Wikipedia defines it as follows: Synchronicity is the experience of two or more events which occur in a meaningful manner, but which are causally unrelated. In order to be [...]

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