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A Smithsonian-backed editor is defrocked by the priesthood of science for publishing an article on Intelligent Design
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Steven Pressfield's novel tells a different story of Alexander the Great
Does Islam have the foundations for a free society?
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An abandoned generation brings its yearning for father figures into the popular culture
