Reasonable thoughts on religion, science and skepticism
Unreasonable Faith is a blog about religion, science, and skepticism. Earlier It was started by Daniel Florien in 2008 and he was joined by a number of other contributors. Now he left the unreasonable faith and all previous content has been moved to patheos.com. I’m Joseph and resuming this blog with the help of more contributors. You are also welcome to contribute on Unreasonable Faith.
Latest Posts
How to Raise Money for Church? Ideas for Christian fundraisers
Are you looking to start a Christian fundraiser? Fundraising ideas for Christians are not really all that different from regular fundraising ideas except for one major difference. That difference is…
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God as a proxy for Goodness
How the Apparent Absence of Alternatives Maintains Irrationality Alive For an atheist, it is quite easy to disregard religion as a building of irrationality embedded in mankind as some kind…
Science vs Religion: Is there a place for faith in the lab?
Science and religion can be reconciled if they each pursue the same reality. First, the many misrepresentations of unstable systems, relativity and quantum theory need to be swept away. God…
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What Is the Benefit of Believing in God?
We can find rational explanations for believing in God (or any other esoteric phenomenon), like consolation or Pascal’s wager. Quite correctly various philosophical and theological thinkers pointed out that none…
What are the benefits of being an Atheist, Agnostic and a Skeptic
The first question we have to ask ourselves, before we ask anything else, is whether it is more important to us that our beliefs are as true and accurate as…
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10 Great Reasons To Think and Be A Skeptic
Freedom to enjoy the life through experiences, not through the filter of religion. Without religion, we can immediately experience, enjoy, judge and evaluate any experience without first running it through…