The God delusion

A deeply religious non-believer

Deserved respect

Undeserved respect

The God hypothesis

Polytheism

Monotheism

Secularism, the Founding Fathers, and the religion of America

The poverty of agnosticism

NOMA

The great prayer experiment

The Neville Chamberlain school of evolutionists

Little green men

Arguments for God's existence

Thomas Aquinas' 'proofs'

The ontological argument and other a priori arguments

The argument from beauty

The argument from person 'experience'

The argument from scripture

The argument from admired religious scientists

Pascal's wager

Bayesian arguments

Why there almost certainly is no God

The ultimate Boeing 747

Natural selection as a consciousness-raiser

Irreducible complexity

The worship of gaps

The anthropic principle: planetary version

The anthropic principle: cosmological version

An interlude at Cambridge

The roots of religion

The Darwinian imperative

Direct advantages of religion

Group selection

Religion as a by-product of something else

Psychologically primed for religion

Tread softly, because you tread on my memes

Cargo cults

The roots of morality: why are we good?

Does our moral sense have a Darwinian origin?

A case study in the roots of morality

If there is no God, why be good?

The 'good' book and the changing moral zeitgeist

The Old Testament

Is the New Testament any better?

Love thy neighbor

The moral zeitgeist

What about Hitler and Stalin? Weren't they atheists?

What's wrong with religion? Why be so hostile?

Fundamentalism and the subversion of science

The dark side of absolutism

Faith and homosexuality

Faith and the sanctity of human life

The Great Beethoven fallacy

How 'modernization' in faith fosters fanaticism

Childhood, abuse and the escape from religion

Physical and mental abuse

In defense of children

An educational scandal

Consciousness-raising again

Religious education as a part of literary cultur

A deeply religious nonbeliever. Deserved respect ; Undeserved respect

The God hypothesis. Polytheism ; Monotheism ; Secularism, the Founding Fathers and the religion of America ; The poverty of agnosticism ; NOMA ; The great prayer experiment ; The Neville Chamberlain school of evolutionists ; Little green men

Arguments for God's existence. Thomas Aquinas's "proofs" ; The ontological argument and other a priori arguments ; The argument from beauty ; The argument from personal "experience" ; The argument from Scripture ; The argument from admired religious scientists ; Pascal's wager ; Bayesian arguments

Why there almost certainly is no God. The ultimate Boeing 747 ; Natural selection as a consciousness-raiser ; Irreducible complexity ; The worship of gaps ; The anthropic principle : planetary version ; The anthropic principle : cosmological version ; An interlude at Cambridge

The roots of religion. The Darwinian imperative ; Direct advantages of religion ; Group selection ; Religion as a by-product of something else ; Psychologically primed for religion ; Tread softly, because you tread on my memes ; Cargo cults

The roots of morality : why are we good? Does our moral sense have a Darwinian origin? ; A case study in the roots of morality ; If there is no God, why be good?

The "good" book and the changing moral Zeitgeist. The Old Testament ; Is the New Testament any better? ; Love thy neighbour ; The moral Zeitgeist ; What about Hitler and Stalin? : weren't they atheists?

What's wrong with religion? : why be so hostile? Fundamentalism and the subversion of science ; The dark side of absolutism ; Faith and homosexuality ; Faith and the sanctity of human life ; The great Beethoven fallacy ; How "moderation" in faith fosters fanaticism

Childhood, abuse and the escape from religion. Physical and mental abuse ; In defence of children ; An educational scandal ; Consciousness-raising again ; Religious education as a part of literary culture

A much needed gap? Binker ; Consolation ; Inspirati