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Tag Archives: trust
Atheist Scruples: the alibi
Today’s scenario: A good friend is having an extramarital affair. S/he asks you to provide an alibi. Do you? Short answer, I wouldn’t want to have to lie to anyone. I suck as a liar. I’d need to ask a … Continue reading
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Tagged affairs, books, honesty, love, marriage, partners, psychology, relationships, sex, sociology, trust
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Scientific American has an article about atheists and trust
Specifically how we aren’t generally trusted. According to the article, Will Gervais, Ara Norenzayan and colleagues at the University of British Columbia sorted through the results of several different studies showing how atheists tend to be the least trusted groups. … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, faith, psychology, research, trust
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Religious Canadians distrust atheists, too…
… going by results of a recent study published in the Vancouver Sun, at least. Religious believers distrust atheists more than members of other religious groups, gays and feminists, according to a new study by University of B.C. researchers. The … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, ethics, morality, religion, Sask Skeptics, Saskatoon Freethinkers, science, skepticism, trust
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Big surprise: Sarah Palin lied about Canadian bootlegger grandparents
While I wrote about her expensive motivational talk in Hamilton, a journalist who saw fit to write about her rambling speech was getting mail. Susan Clairmont of the Hamilton Spectator wound up wondering about Palin’s claim of having grandparents from … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, books, celebrities, culture, lies, skepticism, trust
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Could you make a $2 million bail?
I couldn’t, but I never ran a Ponzi scheme to bilk fellow parishioners out of their hard earned money, like Bryant Rodriguez did. At least three dozen people invested with him, giving him about $1.1 million but getting back only … Continue reading