Bill of Rights Passed by the U.S. Congress (1789) It was on this date, September 25, 1789, that the U.S. Congress passed and sent for ratification the first ten amendments to the Constitution, which came to be known as the…
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May 20: John Stuart Mill
Mill said he believed in a “probable God,” or a “limited liability God,” but disbelieved in miracles and immortality.
Tagged with: free speech, On Liberty, Religion of John Stuart Mill, Three Essays on Religion, Utilitarianism, William Ewart Gladstone
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Posted in Famous Freethinkers, Philosopher, Politics, Writer
April 18: No Intelligence Displayed
Ben Stein should have spent at least a few of this film’s 90 minutes giving us an idea of what the Intelligent Design theory actually explains. Intelligent Design is a science stopper!
Tagged with: abortion, academic freedom, Ben Stein, Berlin Wall, Caroline Crocker, Communism, Creator, eugenics, evolution, Faith and Freedom Award, free speech, Guillermo Gonzalez, Hadamar, Holocaust, Intelligent Design, Michael Egnor, Nazism, Pamela Winnick, Religion and Expelled No Intelligence Allowed, Richard Dawkins, Richard Sternberg, Robert Marks, Stalin and Hitler
Posted in Film, Religion, Science
Posted in Film, Religion, Science
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