A basic question in philosophy is, Òhow do we know what we think we know? Constructivists answer this question as follows: categories for constructing reality

Godfoolery: Beyond Belief and Unbelief is for religious skeptics who, like the author, have trouble accepting canned answers and confessions and creeds. As such

Increasing numbers of disillusioned and thoughtful persons find they can no longer maintain a simplistic concept of theism, be it Christian, Jewish, or Islamic.

Crosby claims that much of the Bible is myth. Since some myth may be true, the next step is to label that part of myth adjudged to be untrue, such as folklore.

This is a book intended to help people think two or three times before getting married. The book challenges the separation of societal romanticism from love and