John C. Garrison

COLUMN: Congress Under Democratic Control = Democratic Controlled Legislation = Corrupt Machiavellian Law: Is The Inevitability of This Formula Finally Sinking In? In this...

COLUMN: For sure, don't waste more of your time, the taxpayers' money, or more American lives in this no-win quagmire! President Obama is up...

COLUMN: Seeking to avoid a repeat of another Roman-style catastrophe, an apparently hopelessly divided nation struggling with a new type of zealotry called Haredi,...

COLUMN: The combat objective for feminists is to marginalize and bring all men to irrelevance and obsolescence, and they're winning! Men are wimping out,...

Column: An Old Absolute Newly Discovered - (A continuing series) -- Part 8 - THE JEWS AS EMPIRICAL PROOF OF GOD'S EXISTENCE. How can...

COLUMN: An Old Absolute Newly Discovered - (A continuing series) - SPECIAL REPORT ON QUANTUM MECHANICS. Is Physical Reality Rational? A Quantum Physicist Speaks...

COLUMN: An Old Absolute Newly Discovered - (A continuing series) — Part 7 - Rationalist atheism and the demise of its philosophical base. In...

COLUMN: An Old Absolute Newly Discovered - (A continuing series) Part 6 - HELL, DAMNATION AND THE DOCTRINE OF PREDESTINATION. While pursuing my theological...

COLUMN: An Old Absolute Newly Discovered - (A continuing series). Part 5 - THE SHALLOWNESS OF ATHEISM. After completing Part 4 of this series...

COLUMN: It should not come as a surprise to anyone who has been following my articles in this site that I have consistently referred...

COLUMN: An Old Absolute Newly Discovered - (A series of 5 articles) - Part 4 - PARADOX AND POST-MODERNISM: The ultimate goal of this...

Never mind that in the currently ongoing election primaries, Congressman Ron Paul is barely showing in the polls, or that his chances of getting...

COLUMN: The Christian philosophy of the non-rational is a philosophy only in a loose, non-technical sense and can perhaps be better viewed simply as a way of understanding (or looking at) human and all of universal existence.

COLUMN: By way of introduction, the objective in this second part in my series on rational atheism is twofold. First, it is to demonstrate that, regardless of the position one takes, be it religious or not, every person without exception faces a common dilemma with respect to finding rational meaning in existence.

COLUMN: In the process of authoring my 5 part series on rational atheism, recent experiences have led me to conclude that, as a side article in passing (not part of my main series on rational atheism), it would be useful to express some important observations I have made lately concerning atheists.

COLUMN: Part I - The Two Brands of Atheism -- In all of my studies and observations of atheists and their beliefs, I have found that atheism is not monolithic in its beliefs or in the philosophic position it takes. As a matter of fact, there is a profound conflict among atheists as to how they view and approach reality.

COLUMN: The recent trip of Roman Catholic Pope Benedict XVI to Turkey, with all the surrounding controversy that the event managed to generate, brought to the center of attention some of the most pivotal issues of history that have shaped and are shaping our Western world. Based on the fact that the Pope's trip to Turkey represented a rare journey by a Pope to a Muslim country, the issue of Islam and the West seemed to have received the greatest interest.

COLUMN: In all the heated and at times violent confrontations that have taken place over the issue of a seemingly out-of-control illegal immigration from Mexico into the United States, charges of racism have been raised against those who voice strong opposition toward this socially devastating invasion.