Category Archives: Religion
Ambiguity + tortured logic = god (part 2 of 3)
This post is the second in a somewhat punctuated series regarding a Cambridge Union Society debate from October 2011 on the following topic: This House believes that God is not a delusion. For the first post, see Ambiguity + tortured … Continue reading
Ambiguity + tortured logic = god
Over time I have become more firmly sceptical (in the true sense of only giving credence on the basis of evidence, rather than refusing to believe even in the face of good evidence, like climate “scepticism”), and this naturally leads … Continue reading
I’m not much of an Elton John fan…
…so when I read this article in The Guardian on 30 December I didn’t pay it all that much attention except to think how cool it is to live in a world where gender and sexual orientation are receding as … Continue reading
Separation of church and state – obvious or what?
I’ve been in occasional contact with my MP, David Lidington on a variety of issues. One of these is reform of the House of Lords, particularly in regard to the removal of the bishops of the Church of England. I’m … Continue reading
The DemiApiary 