Rock Beyond Belief
Welcome Rock Beyond Belief readers! I was surprised when Justin Griffith wanted to post my email. I was expecting it to be very brief, little more than the email itself. […]
Save the James Web Space Telescope
Lawrence Krauss put it well: Almost 20 years ago Congress cancelled what was then the most ambitious scientific project ever launched, the Superconducting Super Collider. Well on the way to […]
Another Loss for Church State Separation
A federal judge ruled in favor of Rick Perry: Judge Gray H. Miller, of Federal District Court in the Southern District of Texas, ruled that the plaintiffs — the foundation […]
Thursday Question – What is the Supernatural?/Why Did I Believe?
The offer to answer your questions still stands. Each Thursday will be devoted to answering your questions, assuming there are any to answer. It’s your chance to determine what goes […]
Upcoming Local Events
The West Valley Freethinkers (WVFT) is hosting a joint field trip with Idaho Atheists and Cosmos Coffee Club to the opening exhibits of the Northwest “Science” Museum (a creationist hall […]
I Was Wrong, Perry Has to Stop – Go FFRF!
I was listening to Freethought Radio today and Annie Laurie Gaylor gave quite the strong appeal for support for their suit against Texas Governor Rick Perry’s prayer rally. I finally […]
Did You Know?
This video is incredible, inspring… …and maybe a little scary… (Via RD.net)
The Loss That Can Come With a Loss of Faith
Losing one’s faith is never any easy process. However there are many factors that can make it even more difficult. These can be categorized as investment and entanglement. On the […]
Tuesday Science News – Top Quark, Texas Board of Education, Folding@Home, Resistant Rice, the Square Kilometre Array, and More!
New observations from the Tevatron particle accelerator at Fermilab in Illinois suggests a new heavy fundamental particle, currently being called the “top quark.” This contradicts the standard model. Fortunately when […]
Are the NDOP, National Motto, or Pledge of Allegiance Any Different?
Yesterday I suggested that Rick Perry, the governor of Texas, has the right to participate in and even promote a religious rally as long as state resources aren’t involved. Even […]