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by Revilo P. Oliver THE WINTER issue of the Skeptical Inquirer reports, without skepticism, the findings of a Gallup poll, which has no apparent political implications and may be accepted with only the usual formal reservation about the selection of samples and techniques of interrogation. A total…

by Fritz Maes THIS ARTICLE is really about questions for what I call patriotards — rather than questions for us about them. Every American Christian patriot, who values his integrity and honesty, must ask himself one hard, cold, paradoxical, and (in terms of his own current belief system) unsolvable…

The facial expression of the lone young White sums it all up. WE LIVE in a chaotic world, but there are still many events that occur with clockwork regularity, giving us a sense of continuity and comfort even with the sky falling from a deadly “pandemic” and Whites officially becoming the…

by Revilo P. Oliver A FEEBLE-MINDED Englishman named Paul Chadeyron was educated in one of England’s famous public schools (not Eton or Harrow, but a lesser one), went to Cambridge, one of the most highly reputed universities in the world, and obtained an honorable degree in law. He became,…

Just when you think they can’t possibly get any crazier, the Christian Right proves you wrong again. IN THE MIDST of the January 6 protests, a series of images emerged showing supporters of President Trump in Washington, DC, blowing shofars. The image was befuddling to many, especially since…

by Revilo P. Oliver IF YOU like to collect odd books, you may look forward to acquiring a real curio, a polychrome “New Testament.” According to Christian News, a consortium of “Bible scholars” is now going through the five hundred or so statements attributed to Jesus ben…

by David Sims Dorhauer: “Dear white men,” Me: “Yes?” Dorhauer: “You are persons of privilege.” Me: “We are not. Since you think that we are, you should identify the source of those privileges. Who’s privileging White people? Other than us, I mean.…

Colonel Ingersoll and two of his grandchildren by Revilo P. Oliver THE American Atheist Press in Austin, Texas, has published a booklet by Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll under the title, A Christmas Sermon and the Controversy it Aroused, with an introduction by Jon G. Murray, a son of the famous Madalyn…

THE CODEX Theodosianus was a compilation of laws of the very late “Roman” Empire, after it had fallen under Christian rule. When the prevailing Christian sect gained state power (and after slaughtering, torturing, and imprisoning leaders and members of rival Christian sects), they…