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Jerry Coyne on Dover, Intelligent Design, and the Science–Religion Clash

How does Jerry Coyne show that intelligent design fails scientific tests, and why does religiosity predict resistance to evolution? Jerry Coyne is an American evolutionary biologist and emeritus professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolution at… 

Dr. Frances Widdowson on Kamloops, Evidence, and Truth in Residential Schools

What evidence threshold should resolve the Kamloops residential school claims? Frances Widdowson is a Canadian political scientist, author, and commentator known for critical analyses of Indigenous policy, higher education, and academic governance. A former associate… 

Do Large Language Models Think? Gleb Lisikh on Reasoning, Symbolic AI, and Propaganda Risks

Do large language models truly think, or are they probabilistic text engines—and what does this imply for truth standards, persuasion risks, medicine, and legal translation? Gleb Lisikh is a technologist and journalist serving on the… 

Building Canada’s Support System for Men and Boys: Justin Trottier and the Rise of CCMF

How is Justin Trottier and the Canadian Centre for Men and Families transforming mental health support for men and boys to address Canada’s high male suicide rate through tailored, practical, and peer-driven solutions? Justin Trottier,… 

Reconciling Indigeneity, Humanism, and Atheism: A Conversation with Dennis Bevington

*This interview is a contribution to an upcoming text on global indigeneity and international humanism from In-Sight Publishing.*  How do Indigenous communities in Canada reconcile traditional spirituality with Christianity and humanist or atheist worldviews? Dennis… 

Māori Atheism and Identity: Eru Hiko-Tahuri on Culture, Humanism, and Secular Belief

*This interview is a contribution to an upcoming text on global indigeneity and international humanism from In-Sight Publishing.*  Eru Hiko-Tahuri, a Māori creative and author of Māori Boy Atheist, explores his journey from religious upbringing… 

David “Maheengun” Cook on Indigenous Identity, Atheism, and Humanist Values in Anishinaabe Culture

*This interview is a contribution to an upcoming text on global indigeneity and international humanism from In-Sight Publishing.*  David “Maheengun” Cook, an atheist and humanist from the Mississaugas of the Anishinaabe people, shares his life… 

Rational Space Disputations 34

In this “disputations”, Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson and Frances Widdowson discuss the book Grave Error: How the Media Misled Us (and the Truth about Residential Schools). Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson is a psychologist who has been involved… 

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