From the New York Times:
Readers react to a column by Nicholas Kristof. Also: Making driverless taxis accessible; Fulton County jail conditions; what makes a good person.
From the New York Times:
Readers react to a column by Nicholas Kristof. Also: Making driverless taxis accessible; Fulton County jail conditions; what makes a good person.
Bingo. Heroes like Carl Sagan are to be credited for challenging the populace when it comes to their belief in the supernatural. Perhaps we are at the dawn of a new enlightenment, in which religion is seen as the tool that it is, a means of manipulating the intellectually lazy by a cabal of charlatans who wish to concentrate authority, money, and sexual access. I fear the respondent has also properly assessed that many of these sheep will find a new shepherd in whatever tyrant inflames their idiotic passions.