Unlike at my primary blog, I don't post here enough to do a roundup of top blogging, by readership, monthly.
Quarterly, though, yes.
So, let's dive in. (Note: Not all blog posts may be from the last three months; these are just the most popular.)
"'No true empiricist' ... like 'no true Scotsman'?" — my callout of Julian Baggini over David Hume, was No. 1.
No. 2? "Only Sky is getting shit wrong already." The successor to the atheist and agnostic bloggers of Patheos did little to impress me in the first month of its formation.
No. 3? I noted how the Westar Institute, the successor to the Jesus Seminar, had taken itself totally in academic and intellectual tank in a new book.
No. 4? "Baruch Espinoza remains excommunicated." No, really, he DOES, at the Amsterdam synagogue that tossed him centuries ago.
No. 5? More on the hypocrisy of Hume, this time as a psychologist.
No. 6? I had to laugh at the claim that in our minds, we don't think in any language. As it turns out? The piece had plenty to laugh at.
No. 7? From last year, my refutation of Jesus mythicists' claims that Nazarath didn't exist in the first century CE still trends.
No. 8? An old post about old libertarian pseudoskeptics like Brian Dunning and Michael Shermer will never get old.
No. 9? I remain glad I said goodbye to History for Atheists and its Catholic and papal apologist pseudo-atheist author.
No. 10? My callout of St. Anthony of Fauci for his Platonic noble lies (I later had follow-ups) remains popular.
No comments:
Post a Comment