Irreligion And Irrationality. Don’t Believe The Hate.  When
intellectually-oriented atheists or agnostics choose to opine on
religious matters, they sometimes tend to surject their own
predictably negative views of religious practice into the
discussion. This is particularly true when they deign to inform
us how rigorously logical they are. Examining two attempts to
cast pearls of agnostic or atheist logic before the deeply
religious swine demonstrate the predictable vapidity of the
hostile irreligious.  Mathematicians at Cornell University
assure us of the demise of religious faith in Modern Society.
John Derbyshire, on the other hand, assures us that radically
evangelical faiths will breed us all into the ground.
Coincidental to a time period that featured the execution of 20
individuals over a burned Koran, William M. Briggs chooses to
post on a recent mathematical paper that predicts the demise of
religious faith. Oh, the joys of life’s irony.  In 1850 in the
Netherlands nearly everybody was a Christian.