Before I go on please let me introduce this is a theoretical concept to which some of it is based on the truth, while other facts are just media excitement about Haggard to which they might not have any truth about them, I don’t want to be sued. He was the spiritual and religious leader [...]
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Poor Ted Haggard simply a fool to himself!
Posted in Religion, tagged believe, child, children, Dawkins, evangelical, evangelical Christianity, faith, family, gay, god, Guilty, horrible example, jesus, movement, new life church, non-belief, non-believing, parallel, Religion, religious leader, science vs religion, sexually immoral conduct, societies, society, spiritual, Ted Haggard, truth, Understanding on July 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
A major non-rational response to the MMR Vaccine’s potential threat!
Posted in Science, tagged Andrew Wakefield, autism, believe, bowel disorder, child, children, consequences, context, dilemma, disease control, error, experiment, experimental, family, genetic predispositions, GMC, judgment, knowledge, Logic, measles, Media, mental retardation, method, methods, misconduct, MMR, mumps, potential harmful, Rational, Risk, rubella, Science, science is wrong, scientific theory, societies, society, truth, understandings, unvaccinated, Vaccine on July 9, 2008 | 1 Comment »
The MMR vaccine, an all-round method for protecting children against measles, mumps and rubella, was first used right at the end of the 1960’s it was clear to see it was an ever effective method of disease control. This vaccine was the result of scientific methods and the empowerment of people to see something that [...]
Why believe in [a religious] God?
Posted in Religion, tagged Belief, church, family, god, pray, Religion, Understanding on April 15, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Something I have always wondered about is why believe in God? Part of the story I thought was that fear held religion together, creating something of an understanding in people’s life which in turn made the unexplained events into an explainable thing. Still this is not the case; people are just not pushed into religion [...]
