If the world is ending why aren't creationists throwing a party?

Is The Bible Still Relevant Today?

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Aired on BBC 1, 8 May 2011

Religion is an insult to the human species

For as long as there are people who can be duped easily and made to believe in absurd stories for fear of eternal punishment or for the promise of eternal reward, there will be religion.

Tolerating Islam is suicidal

Rapture/Judgment Day party May 21, 2011

Are you ready for doomsday?



Read about the upcoming Rapture/Judgment Day party May 21, 2011

Harris and Dawkins: Science has Nothing to Say About Morality

Sam Harris and Richard Dawkins discuss the topic: Who Says Science has Nothing to Say About Morality?



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April 12th 2011

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The Great Debate: Dinesh D’Souza vs Michael Shermer

In this debate on what are arguably two of the most important questions in the culture wars today — Is Religion a Force for Good or Evil? and Can you be Good without God? — the conservative Christian author and cultural scholar Dinesh D’Souza and the libertarian skeptic writer and social scientist Michael Shermer, square off to resolve these and related issues, such as the relationship between science and religion and the nature and existence of God.

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This event was one of the liveliest ever hosted by the Skeptics Society at Caltech, mixing science, religion, politics, and culture.

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The Skeptics Society (Michael Shermer)
Director, The Skeptics Society: Michael Shermer
Robert and Karen Rishwain Fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University: Dinesh D'Souza

February 18, 2007

Power Balance called out - false advertising

Video by Today Tonight for reporting the truth about Power Balance

Michael Shermer - Why People Believe Weird Things

Full presentation from Michael Shermer - founder of The Skeptic magazine and columnist for Scientific American.



Michael spoke at the 2009 Thinking Digital conference. (15 - 17 May 2009)