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Science Supports Circumcision, So Should Skeptics

Brian Morris Ph.D Skeptics are generally considered to be intelligent individuals who base their views on hard science, not the

A series of articles in The Skeptic examined the relatively common practice of infant male circumcision. Is surgical removal

Tessa Kendall looks at primatologist Frans de Waal’s work to muse upon the origin of our better natures Is

Back in 1990 I wrote a paper for this magazine entitled Surely there is something in it: The social

The announcement on Friday 21st July that NHS England intends to prevent GPs from prescribing homeopathic remedies was greeted

Hayley Stevens gets her smartphone out and goes ghost-hunting Imagine the scene – a darkened room, the promise of ghosts.

A Bohemian Vampire meets its end From Les Tribunaux Secrets (1864) By R. de Montaine Guest Contributor: Deborah Hyde The

Kelpie & Lover Warwick Goble The Book of Fairy Poetry (1920) Guest Contributor: Deborah Hyde ‘Water Horses’ of all varieties