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The Universe, Everything, and Nothing

by Mike Malec in Philosophy, October 12, 2009
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Why Things Are The Way They Are, For One Or More Reasons…Or No Reason At All…You Decide.

Contribution of Jews During the Middle Ages

by Zashuna in Subcultures, June 16, 2009
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An essay on the scientific and intellectual contribution of Jews during the Middle Ages.

Rule 2: Science Equals Magic

by ChefAssassin in Religion, May 15, 2009
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The History of Judeo-Christianity
Or
How to Conquer Western Civilization in Ten Easy Steps, Part Deux.

The Discovery of the Crab Nebula on the Fourth of July

by John Hewitt in Folklore, May 7, 2009
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“In the first period Chih-Ho, the fifth moon, the day chi-ch’ou, a guest star appeared. After more than a year it became invisible”.

Doomsday by Comet?

by jppowers in Folklore, April 24, 2009
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It happened once, can it happen again?

“Visit Trends” and Calendar Astrology

by Eldridge in Folklore, April 23, 2009
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A Comparative Study on the Calendar of Economics.

Does Extraterrestrial Life Exist?

by Cardinalsfan in Paranormal, February 22, 2009
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Many people have different theories regarding life on other planets. Some think there are creatures that are superior to us, while others think they are like us or inferior. Some even think we are alone in the universe. Science has come up with its own theory.

Galileo Galilei

by abdulrahman burezq in History, February 5, 2009
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Galileo had major discoveries but that doesn’t mean he was publishing his findings very easily.

The Apollo Moon Landings Actually Did Happen

by Bruce W. Harden in History, January 11, 2009
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Over 15% of the American people believe the Apollo moon landings never happened. They believe that the United States never put a man on the moon.

Bethlehem Star

by Holly J. Yarrington in Holidays, December 22, 2008
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A Christmas commentary of the DVD.

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