The Antichristian Phenomenon

Let me first preface this critique by saying that prior to this I had a lot of respect for Ben Stein. I have read his commentary on the economy and I quite enjoyed it. I always took him for a realistic perspective and didn’t think he would fall victim to this kind of a work. I am dismayed at having seen him take this direction. At first I saw what Stein’s point was, but as I learned more and more about this documentary and how he treated the scientific community, all I have to say is it’s underhanded. He apparently tries to create this huge controversy in the scientific community and he sensationalized the topic a little too much in this documentary, to the point where I’m wondering how much he’s getting paid to back this up. My one fear for those who see this is that they will not look at it from an intellectual perspective, and rather look at the sensational points that Stein pointed out to give a rather “damning” image of science and the scientific community… (more…)

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I’ve decided we need some reviews here and there on this site, this is my first one for “Letter to a Christian Nation” by Sam Harris: (more…)

The internet movie Zeitgeist has garnered both positive and negative attention for what

it portrays; that being a broad conspiracy of sorts between religion, wars spurred by acts such as 9/11, and those who stand to profit from both. That may be a bit of an oversimplification, but that is one of the very activities I’ve heard others accuse this film of; oversimplifying and overstating complicated issues and facts in order to construct a lie.

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