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A creationist is offering $10,000 to anyone who can debunk a literal interpretation of the opening passages of the Book of Genesis. Joseph Mastropaolo, who holds a Ph.D. in kinesiology and runs the website CreationScienceHallOfFame.org, says that anyone who can convince a mutually-chosen judge that Genesis is not literally true, will be rewarded the prize money. He’s also asking his opponent to offer up 10 grand. After all, courtroom debates about the Bible, literalism and science always end up with such civil, clear-cut outcomes. At least there’s also cash on the line … Discuss

 

By Stephen Mattson

3 ways the Internet has changed the way we learn about God. Read More
 

By Mohan Karulkar

Why we need to trade our righteous indignation for the real tools of change. Read More
 

Imgur, that ubiquitous entity that shows up in your Facebook feed but you don't really know what it is, but hey, the images are usually pretty dang funny ... well, they've got a great one circling today, meant just for you armchair theologians who need a simpler, more visual, more cut-and-dried way to discuss the problem of evil. Good luck ... Discuss

 

By Curt Devine

What would happen if we spent less time defending party lines and more time crossing them? Read More
 

By Ben Lowe

What do you do when both candidates say the other is lying?

The biggest—most disappointing—problem we’re facing in the presidential debates so far? The lying. Read More