Using humor and satire as a method of examining the credibility of religious faiths and traditions.
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Book Review: The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins
An evolutionary scientist uses the rigor of the scientific method to explore religious belief and concludes that belief in God is a delusion.
Read More »Book Review — The Atheist Manifestos I: Letter to a Christian Nation by Sam Harris
Sam Harris challenges Americans to ask why religion is elevated to a point of dictating public policy.
Read More »Book Review: The Road by Cormac McCarthy
One of the core themes of this novel of a post-apocalyptic world renders genre classification meaningless.
Read More »DVD Review: Classic Albums – Who’s Next
An engaging exploration of how the classic album Who's Next arose from the ashes of another Pete Townshend project.
Read More »Book Review: The Jesus Dynasty by James D. Tabor
A well-reasoned and credible, although not always convincing, view of "the historical Jesus" and the origins and development of Christianity.
Read More »Concert DVD Review: The Way Up: Live – Pat Metheny Group
Edited and directed by a member of the Pat Metheny Group, this 2005 concert DVD is as stunning as the music itself.
Read More »Book Review: Blood Brothers – Among the Soldiers of Ward 57 by Michael Weisskopf
An intimate and compelling portrait of the medical, rehabilitative and personal trials, tribulations, and successes of American soldiers who suffered traumatic amputations in Iraq.
Read More »Book Review: All Roads Lead to Hockey by Bill Boyd
Join a Canadian reporter as he looks at hockey and hockey teams in towns and cities from northern Canada to the U.S.-Mexico border.
Read More »Book Review: The Prince of the Marshes by Rory Stewart
An insider's view from an outsider of the efforts to the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq and the prospects for democracy in the country.
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