Skeptophilia

In Harry Nilsson's strange little cartoon fable-for-adults The Point (1971), the character of the Rock Man tells the main character Obli...

To round out the week in an appropriately surreal fashion, today we consider one of the most pressing issues facing mankind, to wit: Is the ...

New from the "It's Not A Sin When We Do It" department, we have: Christian Charismatics using a spin-off of the Ouija board to...

As I write this, I'm waiting for the Rapture (it was supposed to happen on Tuesday, but evidently got postponed a few days), so I figure...

I guess it's natural enough to ascribe all sorts of bizarre stuff to places we don't know much about.  And top of the list of places...

Having looked recently at such important scientific developments as gravitational lensing by black holes, the evolution of flowering plants,...

I remember a couple of years ago noticing something odd.  While eating breakfast on work days, I'd finish, and always give a quick glanc...

In Paul McCaw's musical comedy The Trumpets of Glory , angels back various causes on Earth as a kind of competitive contest.  Anything f...

Yesterday's political post resulted in five people calling me a "libtard snowflake" (or the equivalent), a recommendation to ...