Scientology presents itself as a religion of the future, but its former members tell the story of an abusive, criminal cult obsessed with money, power, and blackmailing its followers.

Robert Lanza is back and he thinks he knows how to cheat death and create your own afterlife with some very self-absorbed woo...

Biologos just found out what happens when you take a factual stand against religious zealots instead of mewing about vague, aspirational niceties.

Ray Kurzweil is an atheist by the colloquial definition of the term. But when it comes to the spirit of the term, instead of the letter, I would hesitate to agree.

Biologos openly declares that the only science they will accept is science tinged by a heavy religious bias.

Fresh off a child molestation scandal, the Pope is trying to dictate Span's sex ed curriculums.

The latest scholarly take on atheism from Conservapedia: "hur hur, u r fat..."

When you start with a deeply flawed premise and advance a deeply flawed argument, you'll come to a deeply flawed conclusion.

Weird Things is making a list and checking it twice, going to find out who's been undermining public health, science, and education...

Argument from a persecution complex is not a persuasive way to defend creationism. Or anything, for that matter...

A brief survey of the six kinds of people actively ruining science for the rest of us.

The man who spent his career dismissing evolution as a faith which scientists were bullied into following is now being threatened by his bosses for disagreeing with young Earth creationism.

Far too many commentators are way too eager to explain to scientists and science writers why creationism is still a thing. It would be nice if their explanations were actually rooted in the real world.

According to the finest minds Templeton could assembly, science is for lazy chumps. Aesthetics and theology is where all the hard work really is.

Templeton fellows keep making grand speeches promising to connect faith and science and failing miserably.