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Martyrdom Logic: Why Dying for a Belief Proves Nothing
The willingness to die for a religious belief is often treated as evidence of its truth. It is not, and understanding why matters.
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What the Central Dogma of Molecular Biology Actually Says
Francis Crick's 'central dogma' is one of the most cited and most misunderstood ideas in modern biology — here is what it actually claims.
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The Infinite Regress of Causes: What Cosmological Arguments Actually Need
Cosmological arguments don't fail for lack of ambition—they fail because the move from 'causes exist' to 'a first cause exists' is harder than it looks.
Secularism
Secularism and the Census: How States Count Religion
When governments ask citizens about religion, the question is never neutral — the design of the question shapes what the data can and cannot tell us.
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