There’s no point describing a person as being of African descent — that’s describing the entire human race.
– Xenocrates
Y Chromosome Migration map of the last 70,000 years. © 2008; Scientific American
Every time I hear people refer to black folk as “people of African descent”, I chuckle a little bit inside. What’s even more amusing is the common practice of referring to white folk as people of North Eastern European descent. Both expressions are largely incorrect. The research of the Human Genome project over the last 20 years has proven in fact that we are all Africans.
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The greatest weapon women wield is not in their guile. Rather it is in the perception that they are weak.
- Xenocrates

The ultimate woman has entered the building.
She walks through the twin glass doors, sharply clad in a business skirt suit that succinctly clings to her magnificent form. She saunters past the security checkpoint, merely blowing the male guard a kiss as validation that she doesn’t need to be patted down. Her skirt barely exposes her knees, but races further up her thighs when she sits down. However, it is not just her firm thighs that get my attention. It is the fact that her male escorts are still being processed at the checkpoint. Who is she? She is every woman you have met recently and she eats men like you for breakfast. She is Woman 2.0 – armed, legged, breasted and dangerous.
One is not resigning the function of faith, but rather the mythology attached to it.
- Xenocrates

So you’ve dropped off the Jesus bandwagon. Now what? This post is dedicated to all of the freshly minted skeptics whose first impulse is either to seek revenge on all of those who are responsible for their indoctrination or who go off on a binge to make up for all the sins they did not get a chance to commit. Even if faith alone is unwise, it does not mean you have to be.
…while there is nothing new that we can learn from religion, there’s so much more we can learn from science.
- Xenocrates

Religion is dying. It’s slowly falling away, losing its stranglehold on modern man, increasingly coming under greater more insurmountable pressures to compete with notably more evolved and sustainable ideas that make the world far easier to live in. In this post, I highlight the finer mechanics of what is actually going on and why after many millenia, it is finally receding.
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Categories: Religion
Tags: Allah, christianity, cognitive evolution, dogma, faith, Greek Mythology, Hinduism, Islam, pantheon, reason, Religion, religious extremist, Religious Mythology, Science, social engineering, Zeus
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