Orson Scott Card on Intellectual Groupthink
Check out this excellent article by Orson Scott Card entitled Groupthink and the Intellectual Elite Excerpt: One of the most amusing things about the movement to force immigrants to speak only English...
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It’s time to talk about Apostasy. Again. In this post, however, I want to introduce a new approach to thinking about personal apostasy by drawing what I think are compelling comparisons between...
View ArticleDon’t Drink the Kool-aid: Jonestown was an Atheist Marxist Socialist Cult
In modern Internet culture, references to “drinking the Kool-Aid” have become a rather common idiomatic expression to derogatorily describe anyone whose dedication to a cause or ideology is complete...
View ArticleVectors – Faith and Doubt are Incompatible in the LDS Church
It has long been popular among certain self-identified Mormon intellectuals to argue that, contrary to what one might suppose, doubt is not inimical to faith. Some even claim that doubt and faith are...
View ArticleOrson Scott Card on Intellectual Groupthink
Check out this excellent article by Orson Scott Card entitled Groupthink and the Intellectual Elite Excerpt: One of the most amusing things about the movement to force immigrants to speak only English...
View ArticleApostasy as Conspiracy Theory: Reason, Logic, Insanity and Mormon...
It’s time to talk about Apostasy. Again. In this post, however, I want to introduce a new approach to thinking about personal apostasy by drawing what I think are compelling comparisons between...
View ArticleDon’t Drink the Kool-aid: Jonestown was an Atheist Marxist Socialist Cult
In modern Internet culture, references to “drinking the Kool-Aid” have become a rather common idiomatic expression to derogatorily describe anyone whose dedication to a cause or ideology is complete...
View ArticleVectors – Faith and Doubt are Incompatible in the LDS Church
It has long been popular among certain self-identified Mormon intellectuals to argue that, contrary to what one might suppose, doubt is not inimical to faith. Some even claim that doubt and faith are...
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