The Fire Dance of Bali
by Clyde Freeman Herreid
Skeptical Briefs · Volume 9.2
Darkness approached as we pulled into the tiny parking lot in front of the shed next to the Hindu temple.
On-air séances are nothing new. Thirty years ago I arranged one in a dimly lit radio studio in Toronto...
Mark Twain once described religion as "a set of things which the average man thinks he believes."
Darkness approached as we pulled into the tiny parking lot in front of the shed next to the Hindu temple.
When skeptics speak, especially from a stage or the front of a crowded room, we find that our views are frequently challenged.
Response to Matt Nisbet's opinion piece.
This is an essay about George Lucas and Steven Spielberg, Dark Lords of the Sith.