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“Einstein From The Other Side”
Secularradiotheater can be found on YouTube and includes a fanciful interview with Einstein, back from “the other side”. Einstein’s replies to questions with his actual quotations. Other secularradiotheater shows include “Darwin’s Recantation” and “Galileo in Hell”, “Dante’s Infirmary”, Noah’s Ark … Continue reading
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I have been reading about the domestication of foxes and what it did to the “species”. So, when is a fox a fox? And, what is a species? More importantly, when did we become human? Also, what does hybridization have to do with evolution, especially human evolution? What role did simbiogenesis play in evolution?
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New racially correct book: “Little Brown Sabu and the Tigers”.
ANNOUNCING A NEW BOOK BY CRAIG GOSLING: “LITTLE BROWN SABU AND THE TIGERS” replaces “Little Black Sambo and the Tigers” Little Black Sambo and the Tigers was a popular book written and Illustrated in 1899 by Helen Bannerman while she … Continue reading
Secular Quotations by Famous Humanists
Want inspiration? Need Quotes? Well, here are some quotations for your files, writings and debates. “I believe in an America where the separation of church and state is absolute, where no Catholic prelate would tell the president (should he be … Continue reading
Mivart’s Dilemma (Dante’s Infirmary)
This story is available on YouTube at Secular Radio Theater in a theatrical form with actors, music and sound effects. “An apology for the Devil: it must be remembered that we have heard only one side of the case: God … Continue reading
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Reflexology Imagine the magic of feet. Musty from trudging, sweaty from pounding up and down the hardwood. Bearing obese weight accumulated from generations of gastric evolution. Having transported hunter-gatherers and migraters from Africa to Asia to America. Covered with waterproof … Continue reading
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Sex As A Cure All and
BOOK COMMENTARY Bonobo Handshake by Vanessa Woods When I ask people what they know about their closest primate cousin, the bonobo, they all say something to the effect; “Isn’t that the sexy little monkey I’ve heard about?” First of all, … Continue reading
Fiction by Graygoosegosling – The Murdoch’s – Thylacine – Wolfric
My first attempts at writing fiction reflect my inattention during high-school English classes and my lack of attending formal writing classes. You will discover misspellings, grammatical errors and story-line ambiguity, among other things. In spite of these short comings, I … Continue reading
To Be Virgin Or Not
To Be Virgin Or Not, That is the Question Does it make sense that males as well as females stay virginal prior to marriage? Does it make sense that persons not eat a delicious meal prior to their 21st birthday … Continue reading
Does prayer In the Huddle Really Work?
Does Prayer Work in the Huddle? A definitive answer is better found in a scientific study than in my casual observations of athletic events over the years. Nevertheless, let me present my observations and conclusions prior to actual scientific studies. … Continue reading