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Here is an Clint Clark’s interesting website: Religion Detoxification The most noteworthy aspect of Humankind is our amazing ability to use tools to make other tools. The “Religion Detoxification” web guide explores the historical development of Conventional Religion as a “social tool to make other social tools.”
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From all this, students of human evolution have little reason to be dogmatic about their assertions. If their conjectures are accurate, it is not because they are based on unequivocal evidence.
Give or take a few, it’s been 23777 months since the first coming of Christ ended. The Rapture can’t be long now… Can it?
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During the Great Depression in America, teachers enjoyed job security, good salaries, respectability. Teaching was an admired profession, partly because learning was widely recognized as the road out of poverty. Little of that is true today. Science particularly is too often incompetently or uninspiringly done, its practitioners, astonishingly, having little or no training in their subjects, impatient with the method, and in a hurry to get to the findings of science — and sometimes themselves unable to distinguish science from pseudoscience.