ALL ISSUES - Why Professors Believe Weird Things
What's Inside
Volume 6 Number 3
- ’Twas Brillig…
The True Believers
by James Randi - Dumbth News from This is True
by Randy Cassingham - A Mind Out of Body
An Interview With Skeptical Parapsychologist Susan Blackmore
by Michael Shermer - Is God Dead?
Why Nietzsche and Time Magazine Were Wrong
by Michael Shermer - Why Professors Believe Weird Things
Sex, Race, and the Trials of the New Left
by Norman Levitt - When Scholars Know Sin
Alternative Religions and Their Academic Supporters
by Stephen A. Kent and Theresa Krebs - Memes: What Are They Good For?
A Critique of Memetic Approaches to Information Processing
by James W. Polichak - Psychotherapy: The Snake Oil of the 90s?
by Tana Dineen - Facilitated Communication in America
Eight Years and Counting
by Brian J. Gorman - The Follies of Forecasting
The Fortune Sellers: The Big Business of Buying and Selling Predictions, by William A. Sherden & John Wiley
reviewed by Matthew Ainsworth - The Functional Equivalent of God
Looking At the Cosmos and Seeing God
The Creator and the Cosmos: How the Greatest Scientific Discoveries of the Century Reveal God, by Hugh Ross
reviewed by Victor J. Stenger - Ordinary People With a Not-So-Ordinary Problem
Alien Abductions, by Peter Brookesmith
reviewed by Jeffrey B. King - The Other Forbidden Fruit
The Harlot by the Side of the Road: Forbidden Tales of the Bible, by Jonathan Kirsch
reviewed by Tim Callahan - The God of Deep Waters
All About Adam and Eve: How We Came to Believe in Gods, Demons, Miracles & Magical Rites, by Robert J. Gillooly
foreword by Ashley Montagu
reviewed by Tim Callahan - All That Glitters Isn’t Gold
The Gold of Exodus: The Discovery of the True Mount Sinai, by Howard Blum
reviewed by Tim Callahan
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