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Skeptics’ Circle #68

Skeptics' Circle Twister

The 68th Skeptics’ Circle is up now over at Aardvarchaeology.

One of the posts that caught my eye was Greta Christina’s A Self-Referential Game of Twister: What Religion Looks Like From the Outside. Here’s just one excerpt:

Science has a built-in self-correcting mechanism; religion has the opposite, a built-in self-perpetuating mechanism that actively resists correction.

I also read an article about spiritualist camps over at the Bad Idea Blog, but what really caught my eye was a different article on that site. It turns out that the Virgin Mary appears on a garage door in Pennsylvania every evening!

If you squint, you might be able to pretend there's a shape that could be misconstrued as the Virgin Mary.

If you bathe in the oil puddle on the garage floor, will all of your ailments be cured?

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One Response to “Skeptics’ Circle #68”

  1. Bad Says:
    August 30th, 2007 at 7:39 pm

    Emperor Palpatine is trying to tell us something.

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