Humanity 2.0
As homo sapiens develops more and more technologies for changing itself, what will, and should, the humans of the future look like? (Photo: (CC) Nat Ireland)
ReadAuthor: Julian Baggini
Shades of green
If Scruton makes a mistake it is, ironically, that he is not conservative enough. As he has written before, conservatism[…]
ReadHeathen’s Progress 13: Has the God debate been moved on?
Some in the blogosphere have suggested that in this series I have moved closer to the new atheists. I’m not[…]
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The act of saying sorry when you’re not has been elevated in recent years to something of an art form.[…]
ReadHeathen’s Progress 12: The parable of the allotments
Last week I challenged the idea that religiosity is more about practice than belief with evidence that most religious people[…]
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