Reasonable Doubts takes an informative and humorous look at religion from a freethinking perspective
For their 50th episode the doubtcasters barely take a breath. What arguments against the existence o
Back in June the doubtcasters were invited by CFI Michigan to give a presentation about the podcast.
Chris Rodda, MRFF researcher and author of Liars for Jesus, joins us on the show. She exposes the ri
What is a cult and how is it different from a religion? Recent revelations about the Church of Scien
How do you argue with someone who does not appreciate the value of reason and evidence? If personal
Jeff Sharlet joins us on the show to discuss his disturbing book "The Family: The Secret Fundamental
For this episode we take a look at the tension between Israel and Palestine paying special attention
Religion gets in the way of having fun. But for this special vice episode the doubtcasters celebrate
As citizens of earth we all have a responsibility to protect the planet. But even today many maintai
Over the past month a series of disturbing revelations put the subject of Christian militarism back
The Reasonable Doubts crew were recently guests on the "Faith and Reason" radio show hosted by Bill
For this episode we interview Dr. David Myers, Professor of Psychology at Hope College, contributor
What do people mean when they say they believe in God? Supernatural, incorporeal, immutable, omnisc
Does Atheism result in immorality? Christian apologists are using two surveys to argue that Christia
Women have suffered more from organized religion than any other group. So for this episode the Doubt
From India to Iowa courageous men and women are speaking out and fighting back against religious int
On this episode we introduce a new segment called "get to know a fallacy." For the first installment
Never before in the history of the show, have we received such a strong and mixed response from our
To celebrate the 200th birthday of Charles Darwin Ed Brayton, author of ScienceBlogs popular blog Di
This week we're going to take a break from our usual format to bring to you a lecture recently deliv
