June 2024 Newsletter
Rocky Mountain Atheists Events Newsletter For June, 2024 Have you said something nice to someone today? Try to do so […]
Finally, the first photos from WeCanReason 2024 were released!
It took too long, I know, but finally we posted a few of the photos taken during the three days of the event
How Religious Property Taxes Impact You
BC Humanist posted a video and an article about exemptions for religious properties in Edmonton; however, this situation is spread across Canada.
Discovering Meaning through Critical Thinking and Ethics
Ica Brown discovered the joy of skepticism and curiosity and delved into the world of critical thinking and ethics through volunteer work.
Come with us to the WeCanReason Conference 2024
The Western Canadian Reason Conference: From Pre-COVID-19 Concept to Reality
Alberta government changes to transgender policies – and why this should matter to atheists, skeptics, and all Albertans.
This week, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced sweeping changes to gender-affirming care and sex education in our province.
20 Years On: How NASA’s Twin Rovers Transformed Our Martian Perspective
20 years on: How NASA’s twin rovers changed Mars science By NASA/JPL-Caltech In January 2004, NASA’s Spirit and Opportunity rovers
Unveiling the Myth: Chiropractic Subluxation Theory Exposed
Chiropractic Subluxation Theory: Science or Gobbledegook? https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/chiropractic-subluxation-theory-science-or-hopeless-gobbledegook/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=chiropractic-subluxation-theory-science-or-hopeless-gobbledegook By Sam Homola Chiropractors’ Claim of Vertebral Subluxations on Organ Function Debunked In
Navigating the Paradox: Unraveling the Mystery of Contradictory Beliefs
What is incoherence? https://aeon.co/essays/is-it-possible-to-hold-truly-contradictory-beliefs-together?utm_source=rss-feed By Alex Worsnip In his thought-provoking article, “We can all be inconsistent,” Alex Worsnip delves into