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• Evolution of Religion Project: Is “Adaptation” Code for “Design”?

  Several  months ago I became aware of the “Evolution of Religion” project, which maintains a website here. I did not find it particularly interesting because... Read more

  The 18 April 2011 by   Cris
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• Tricksters, Selfishness & Altruism

  In evolutionary biology, few issues have caused more debate than altruism or what appears to be altruism. It is generally accepted that selection operates on... Read more

  The 16 April 2011 by   Cris
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• The Rat Temple Of Karni Mata

  

  Karni Mata was a female Hindu sage born in the Charan caste and is worshiped as the incarnation of the goddess Durga by her followers. She lived an ascetic life... Read more

  The 14 April 2011 by   Gerard
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• Gay Cavemen & Buried Shamans

  

  This past week, British newspapers carried sensational headlines about an archaeological find in Prague: “First Homosexual Caveman Found” (The Telegraph) and... Read more

  The 10 April 2011 by   Cris
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• Catholic Justices Serve Their Master Well

  

  The Catholic boys club that is the United States Supreme Court really outdid themselves in Arizona Christian School Tuition Organization v. Winn (April 4, 2011)... Read more

  The 07 April 2011 by   Cris
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• Iglesia De La Concepcion in Santa Cruz, Tenerife - Canary Islands

  

  By the dry bed of the Barranco de los Santos and crouched amidst high rises and private homes stacked like domino stones, lays the pretty, horizontal cathedral... Read more

  The 07 April 2011 by   Arieu
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• 12 Qualities of Unjust Criticism

  

  Anyone who serves the Lord is going to face criticism. Some of it just. Some of it unjust. Just criticism is helpful, coming from a loving friend, handled... Read more

  The 05 April 2011 by   Caryschmidt
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• Your Life is Perfect

  

  My management team got together the other day to review our progress on a major corporate initiative. About a year ago we had laid out a huge, exciting new... Read more

  The 05 April 2011 by   Shrinkingthecamel
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• Presbyterian Gothic Revival Church in Georgetown, Colorado

  

  Gothic Revival Architecture began in England in the 1740s and was present in the United States by the 19th century. Although Gothic revival buildings are not a... Read more

  The 05 April 2011 by   Juliemagerssoulen
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• America’s Unknown & Ancient Cave Art

  

  In a collaborative (subscription seeking) arrangement with the Paris Review, Slate has just published a long piece on “America’s Ancient Cave Art” by John... Read more

  The 21 March 2011 by   Cris
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