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Post-Human Religion

When Technology Frees Us from Death, What Do We Pray For?

Why Every Human Culture Learned to Escape Reality

Long before there were cities, writing, organised religion or even agriculture, human beings were deliberately altering their…

Following Christ Beyond Religion

🪨 Scratches on a Cave Wall

Why John Lennox’s Analogy Fails to Prove God

Hedonism as a “Religion” and Its Drawbacks: Is the Pursuit of Pleasure Enough?

In today’s world, pleasure is easier to access than ever before. Entertainment is available 24/7, social media rewards instant…

Human Zoos

The standard American education system treats slavery and its aftermath like a regrettable chapter that ended with a nice amendment, some…

The History of Astrology: From Ancient to Modern Times

Astrology is older than most written languages, older than many religions, older than the concept of “science” itself. It began the moment…

Dune Is a Cautionary Tale for Christian Nationalists

In Dune, Frank Herbert has a Bene Gesserit proverb warn: “When religion and politics travel in the same cart, the riders believe nothing…

I prodigi femminili nella religione romana

Identity Fusion

High-control religion is destroying everyone’s future

When Love Becomes a Religion

Why do we expect our partners to save us?

The Mirror of Belief

Why AI Persuasion is a Feature, Not a Bug

Bhakti Marga — Ein Weg Jenseits Angstbesetzter Religionen

Bhakti Marga zeigt in diesem Video, wie ein spiritueller Weg der Liebe, Hingabe und persönlichen Gottesbeziehung Menschen zu innerem…

Science and Religion III: The Colonial Wound

Our ancestors created socioeconomic systems where they formed iron, cultivated rice, and raised the stone walls of Great Zimbabwe. They…

Is Religion Keeping Kenyans Hopeful, or Keeping Us Compliant?

I recently read an illuminating piece by Ashini Shashidaran on Substack that asked a question most people would rather avoid.

Science and Religion II: The paradox of prayer.

We don’t really say this, but many of us have felt this.

The Cross of Debel and the Question of Whether Its Damage Was a Sacrilege

Is the democratization of religion even in the interest of humanity, if the goal is Salvation through God — through the One Whose Religion…

I Didn’t Know I Was Living With a Religion: A Japanese Psychologist Reflects on Shinto

How something sacred in the world feels completely ordinary in Japan

India’s Elections: Beyond Religion, Caste, and Empty Promises

Building a Stronger India Through Awareness, Accountability, and Responsible Voting Introduction India is the world’s largest democracy…

The Absence and the Presence of Religion 3

Moravia and Huxley: On the Conditions to be a Savage

Mazu Across the Strait: Faith, Fujian, and the Fractured Ties Binding Taiwan and China

Religion as Soft Power in an Era of Strategic Entanglement and Civilizational Ambition

🌱 Of Gardens and Gods

Why John Lennox’s Gardener Analogy Fails

Why India’s Greatest Thinkers Revered Jesus

A Journey Beyond the Boundaries of Religion

“Rational Proof of God” is Oxymoronic

How theistic apologists often forget how religions work

Science? Religion? Maybe the Smartest Thing We Can Say Is, “I Don’t Know.”

It is reasonable to conclude that a power beyond our ability to comprehend is responsible for the world we see. Is it reasonable, though…

Aldous Huxley and the Human Mind

The Religion Of Solitude

Dreaming God in a Wonder Realm —Nyx Tesla

Why We Dream of Meaning and Beg for Chains

Religion Is a Set of Rules for Worshipping Allah

Almighty Allah, the Creator, the Maker, the Omniscient, the Wise, thanks to His all-embracing knowledge, His wisdom, and His omnipotence…

AI Agents Spreading AI Religion

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Can Believers or Leaders of Other Religions Be Enshrined as Shinto Kami?

Mysterious Japan Part 4

Religious Historians were Wrong. Animism isn’t a Protoreligion

Modern religions are less in touch with reality than their ancient counterparts.

Have you ever thought like this

Have you ever felt like you’ve lost your purpose in life, even though you understand religion? It feels like you don’t know what you’re…

The “Liar” Narrative: Why We Need a Better Critique of Big Tech CEOs

Why we need to develop better AI-critique, they are attacking a strawman

Science and Religion (I): The Morning Prayer

The Faith That Shaped Us

Beyond Tit-for-Tat: Why Axelrod’s Classic Still Matters in the Age of AI

AI is an advanced moral machine compared to the algorithms from the 80s

Imperialism Laundered

Similar to the process of money laundering, taking dirty, illegal money and running it through legitimate businesses until it comes out…

Religion + Bible = Prison!

An Undiscovered Country

Living at the Crossroads of Identity. When identity is layered and complex, true justice means allowing every part of a person to exist without being reduced or simplified. In today’s world, identity is often treated as something simple and fixed. People are placed into categories such as gender, race, class, religion, or culture, as if a single label can define an entire human being. However, real life is far more complex. Every person carries multiple identities at the same time, and these identities shape how they experience the world. This is what is known as intersectionality.

Where race, gender, class, and culture collide—and shape lived experience

The CIA Created the Hippie Movement

As it turns out the 1960s counterculture didn’t form spontaneously through peace, love, and rebellion against “the man”. It was actually…

The “Moses AI” Dilemma

Governance, Agency, and the Ethics of Control in a Deterministic World

Sanatana Dharma is not a religion. It is a memory.

Sanatana Dharma is not a religion. It is a memory.

Did Richard Carrier Accidentally Prove Marshall Rosenberg’s Nonviolent Communication?

Why an objective morality from atheism may be connected to nonviolent communication

Leaving “A” Church But Not “The” Church

Walking away from organized religion but maintaining faith in Christ

Logic, Rationality, and the AI Paradox

Why Carrier’s Moral Thesis Needs an Update

Sobriety: I Didn’t Only Miss the Heroin Nod. I Missed the Whole Religion Built Around It.

After thirty years of heroin, I didn’t just lose a drug. I lost an entire liturgy, the hustle, the wait, the altar, the mercy, and nobody…

Divine Akashic Record: A Book of soul Journey || PVHH

Pushpa Viveka Healing home is keen to the service of humanity & kindness. Its main aim is to form the people understand their own religion…

Human Tribalism, More Dangerous Than World Religions

An essay on why a godless world would still be as obscene and brutal as what we’ve known.

The Agnostic Shield: Why “Reasonable Doubt” is Often Just Fear

Why We Should Stop Calling Ourselves Agnostic or Own Our Shit

Propaganda in the Age of Algorithms: How Algorithms Shape Public Opinion

Propaganda has been used for centuries to control the masses. In politics, war, entertainment, religion… While this was accomplished…

The Agnostic Shield: Why the “Reasonable” Middle Ground is a Straw Man

Agnosticism is an useless and meaningless label, let’s it go!