Betelgeuse

Famous the world over, Betelgeuse is a star that anyone who’s stared at the Constellation Orion will be at least vaguely aware of. Betelgeuse is star number four, also to be thought of as Orion’s left shoulder, and this bright star is usually the second-brightest of Orion, though occasionally, it becomes the brightest. This is […]

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The Creation Cowboy

Cowboy is appropriate. Here’s what he has to say about atheists. I discovered his post (and site) via my good friend Bruce Gerencser, who offered up some thoughts of his own on this cowboy. Those “freethinkers’ marching in lockstep, getting their “facts” from atheopath talking points clearinghouses, seem determined to argue with Christians and creationists […]

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A Return to Faith Healing (sort of)

Fresh from his abortion arguments, David has now spoken about medical science, faith healing, and touched upon the tragic story of Archie Battersbee. There are a number of issues with his latest post. For one, David resurrects the idea that faith healing is a valid form of treatment for serious illness and injury. He rejects […]

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Can Scientists be Wrong?

The obvious answer to that question is ‘yes’. Anyone can be wrong. We all make mistakes, we all reach flawed conclusions, it’s part of being human to err. However that doesn’t mean we throw the baby out with the bathwater. That is the desire of TEWSNBN, who has written not one but two posts entitled […]

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Anti-Vaxxers

All the way back in July I shared a post of Jill Dennison’s regarding the lunacy of anti-vaxxers. I didn’t add anything to her post because I couldn’t – it was a succinct and excellent address of the most popular anti-vax arguments and why they are flawed. About a month after sharing the post one ‘Mickskydog’ called the […]

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James Webb – The Science Christmas Present

It doesn’t get much bigger than this. The James Webb Telescope was launched on Christmas Day and it will offer us a new, deeper glimpse at the cosmos than ever before. Hubble’s successor is now on its way to the second Lagrange point, 1.5 million KM from earth, and over the next few months it […]

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‘Hard to Believe’

It’s been a while since I look in earnest at Hesedyahu’s vaccine stance. A few days ago they posted something; I figured it could be worth examining both what they had to say and the available facts. Where I am quoting Hesedyahu, their text shall be in purple. I keep hearing the warnings. And I […]

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