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Category Archives: Religion
Pseudoscientific theories on viking religion and earthquakes
Fig. Map mainly showing paleoseismic events. Locality and chronology (yBP). From Mörner 2007. I hope that David at History of Geology can take some critisism, because he is going to get it now from this former Swedish archaeology student at … Continue reading
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Keep your damn religion to your self!
Yesterday I had quite a disturbing experience. Not only was the professors lecture on the solar system quite boring and much too simple – it was full of strange creationist/design rethoric (wich, since it annoyed me, probably was the only … Continue reading
Posted in Pseudoscience, Religion, University & Study
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