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Announcing A New Blog Series: THE QUEST FOR THE HISORICAL PAUL: https://secularfrontier.infidels.org/2025/07/announcing-a-new-blog-series-the-quest-for-the-hisorical-paul/

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New Blog Post = THE QUEST FOR THE HISTORICAL PAUL: Jacob Berman, The Wholly Otherwise https://secularfrontier.infidels.org/2025/06/the-quest-for-the-historical-paul-jacob-berman-the-wholly-otherwise/

Bob Price has long been at the forefront of the discussion of religion on the internet, even with many appearances on our Freethinker Podcast. Bob has had some car troubles as of late and needs your help. Check out his Go Fund Me and please consider chipping in...

"Full of merit, yet poetically/Humans dwell upon the earth." (Friedrich Hölderlin) I'm blogging through this book. Here's the editors' blurb: Here is a representative post by me on this book regarding narratives vs poetry, this one distinguishing between Meaning vs Sense, e.g., what a word...

Did a blog post on Trump's 4-D chess tariffs: https://secularfrontier.infidels.org/2025/06/trump-playing-4-d-chess/

I shared my Easter Blog Post on Dating the Gospels! https://secularfrontier.infidels.org/2025/04/easter-post-dating-the-gospels/

The Best of Philosoraptor: John MacDonald’s Top Two Posts on Secular Frontier! https://secularfrontier.infidels.org/2025/04/the-best-of-philosoraptor-john-macdonalds-top-two-posts-on-secular-frontier/

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I just completed a big blogging project on Heidegger's interpretation of Holderlin (hit refresh if you've been to the index before): (INDEX) How Johann Christian Friedrich Hölderlin Helped Us Rethink Ancient Thought (y)

I just finished a really fun and personally meaningful blog post: Home to Cape Breton, A Musical Reading of Martin Heidegger’s Lecture Course on Hölderlin’s Poem “Remembrance.” Check it out...

Hi everyone, I hope you are all doing well. I just wanted to share this blog post I did as it's fun. It's a transcript of a conversation I had as a teacher with Grok 3 AI about the nature of learning: https://secularfrontier.infidels.org/2025/02/my-conversation-about-learning-with-grok-3-ai/

Hi everyone! Here's an update. I just did a fun new series of posts about how Holderlin helped us to rethink ancient thought. This series of posts is on his poem Germania. Check it out...

I'm starting a new blogging adventure into Martin Heidegger's interpretation of the Greek Thinkers. PLEASE JOIN ME at SECULAR FRONTIER!

This is my new updated blogging index for this fine book. In 2011, Jesus Mythicism, the idea that Jesus never existed, was at peak popularity on the internet with sites like Neil Godfrey’s Vridar and Project Reason’s forum, and I was searching for scholarship engaging with Christ Myth theorist...

On behalf of everyone at Internet Infidels / Secular Web (if I may), I'd like to wish you a happy and safe holidays! Here are some fun ideas about Christmas in the Gospel of Matthew, particularly the genealogy or bloodline presented: Want to know a fun fact? In Matthew’s genealogy of Jesus...

With a background in elementary education focusing on classroom teaching, Special Education and Self-Contained gifted classrooms I was always on the lookout for resources to address higher order thinking skills. This new book is excellent for facilitating creative and critical thought in kids...

Hi, I'm John MacDonald and I am President of Internet Infidels/Secular Web. Do you have an idea for a secular themed scholarly essay, or a shorter informal general interest article? Publish with us! For our submission guidelines, SEE HERE! If you would like to see examples of what your final...

(The Devil whispers to the Antichrist; detail from Sermons and Deeds of the Antichrist, Luca Signorelli, 1501, Orvieto Cathedral. Wiki) The word “antichrist” is used only in the Epistles of John, although a similar idea of “pseudochrist” (“false messiah”) is used by Jesus in Matthew 24:24 and...

ABSTRACT: This is Part C of a three-part literary application and defense of Robyn Faith Walsh’s recent (2021) hypothesis that the Gospels are not, as is usually thought, the product of literate spokespersons conveying the oral tradition of their community, but rather are birthed out of networks...