Volume 18 Number 3, Autumn 2005

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Volume 18 Number 3, Autumn 2005

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How Do I Know What To Believe?

It’s not as easy as sceptical authors sometimes seem to imply. Martin Parkinson draws a quick sketch map of the difficulties of real-world reasoning

The Mystery of Hellfire Pass: Part One
Paul Chambers and Robert Bartholomew investigate the Phantom Sniper of Esher

Who The Devil Are You?
Ben Fridja exposes the truth about Anton LaVey, the High Priest of the Church of Satan

Skrapbook
A sneak peak into David Langford’s unique archive of sceptical scraps …

 

 Humour

Sprite, by Donald Rooum, the ongoing saga of an ethereal being who has the misfortune to fall for a confirmed skeptic.

Cartoons by Tim Pearce and The Parking Lot is Full


Pictures from Hilary Evans’ Paranormal Picture Gallery

Book reviews

The Sense of Being Stared At and Other Aspects of the Extended Mind by Rupert Sheldrake

The Rise of the Indian Rope Trick by Peter Lamont

Stripping the Gurus: Sex, Violence, Abuse and Enlightenment by Geoffrey D. Falk

Adapting Minds: Evolutionary Psychology and the Persistent Quest for Human Nature by David J. Buller

 

News and comment

Editorial
Victoria Hamilton and Chris French

Skeptical Stats
A column based on the observation that sometimes statistics don’t lie – they’re just plain crazy…

Hits and Misses
Reviving the Shroud

Science and spirituality
Medical marketing
Behind you
Scopes II


Skeptic at large
Wendy M Grossman

Rhyme and Reason
Steve Donnelly

Philosopher’s Corner
Julian Baggini

From Michael Heap: Of parrots dead and psychic
Chairman of the Association for Skeptical Enquiry

Letters from our readers
More on the Kennedy Assassination

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