Skeptophilia

Halloween is this Thursday, so you know what that means: pumpkin decorations and skeletons and ghosts everywhere, candy of all kinds for sal...

Today we have three stories from the "I Swear I Am Not Making This Up" department, all of which revolve around various natural dis...

I guess Ken Ham is finally seeing the handwriting on the wall with respect to "Ark Encounter," his $92 million temple to young-Ear...

I have some friends who are currently trying to kill me. At least, that's the only interpretation I can put on the fact that their Chr...

So yesterday, Ken Ham's flagship project Ark Encounter  opened with much fanfare, thus proving that it takes $102 million dollars and a ...

When I was young and foolish, I went through a period of messing around with Tarot cards.  They were cool-looking, and the book I got that e...

Is it just me, or is Ken Ham sounding a little... desperate these days? I suppose it's understandable.  Just last year his discrimina...

Someone really should talk to Ken Ham about how to do PR, because in the last year or so, he's really mucked things up. First, we have...

It's been a bad week for the creationists. First we had the news in Kansas that U. S. District Judge Daniel Crabtree has dismissed a l...

I've written before about "Ark Encounter," the biblical theme park currently under construction in Williamston, Kentucky.  The...

New from the "I Wish I Were Kidding" department, today we have a story that as much as $37.5 million in taxpayer-funded rebates co...

I was just reading an article in the Louisville Eccentric Observer , a weekly online news source that bills itself as an "alternative...