One Hundred Above-board Questions about God

Questioning the ideas of God is a useful way to make people curious about the inconsistencies in religions. So, I have created these 100 above-board questions about God from the theological, philosophical, ethical, natural, scriptural, and evolutionarily standpoint.

Why a Smart Skeptic Applies the Idea of Falsifiability to Charity Too

You can’t prove God doesn’t exist. The claim is unfalsifiable. This same irrationality occurs in the charity sector, keeping it in the Dark Ages.

A Call for Reason

Christianity has done its share of damage. It’s time to reclaim humanity from its clutches.

Thinking Reasonably

I find it interesting how theists have come to believe in God and why they understand their belief to be sensible. Is it rational to believe in God?

What a Skeptical Parent Teaches About Religion

It has been my pleasure to present my children with as much information about religions as they are interested in. It is my experience that this knowledge reinforces skepticism.

Stop Pandering to the Superstitious

Combining religious themes with scientific announcements can create misunderstandings and false support for religious dogma. We need to drop the references to irrelevant mythological stories.

The “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” of the Soul

How is it that science can detect the unimaginably small and least reactive of all known matter, yet we have never detected any existence of a soul? (Warning: If you don’t like a bit of science with your morning coffee, it may be better to watch a cat video rather than proceed with this blog post.) For those willing to read through all this, the punch line is at the end ;-).

Black Skeptics Los Angeles Awards First in the Family Humanist Scholarships to Students

Earlier this year, Black Skeptics Los Angeles (BSLA) spearheaded its First in the Family Humanist Scholarship initiative, which focuses on providing resources to undocumented, foster care, homeless and LGBTQ youth who will be the first in their families to go to college.