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Top Stories published by The Spiritual Anthropologists in 2019

2019

Daniel Goldman in The Spiritual Anthropologists

Feb 5, 2019

How Many Genders are There Anyway?

The answer is “it depends,” but generally speaking it’s five.

5 responses

Daniel Goldman in The Spiritual Anthropologists

Mar 6, 2019

The Mathematics of Epidemiology

Why you need to understand the math in order to understand how…

6 responses

Daniel Goldman in The Spiritual Anthropologists

Feb 9, 2019

Why Disturbed’s “Sound of Silence” Cover is Better Than the Original

And why it’s sometimes okay to…

5 responses

Daniel Goldman in The Spiritual Anthropologists

Nov 13, 2019

The Fiction of Covert Incest

Family relationships can be abusive, but is covert incest real?

2 responses

Daniel Goldman in The Spiritual Anthropologists

Feb 19, 2019

My Love for Chirashi Don

Why you might be ignoring one of the best ways to eat sushi.

Daniel Goldman in The Spiritual Anthropologists

Nov 4, 2019

Abusing the Null Hypothesis

There are few mathematical concepts, that are regularly used as the null…

2 responses

Daniel Goldman in The Spiritual Anthropologists

May 28, 2019

Is It Possible for a Child to Have Three Parents?

Medical advancements have recently created offspring…

Daniel Goldman in The Spiritual Anthropologists

Jan 27, 2019

The Pervasive Nature of Religiophobia

Bigotry is never acceptable. But one form of bigotry…

2 responses

Daniel Goldman in The Spiritual Anthropologists

Mar 19, 2019

Myth: Homophobia Has Its Origins in Religion

Why it’s all about gender and cultural roles.

7 responses

Daniel Goldman in The Spiritual Anthropologists

May 25, 2019

Atheism Is Nothing, and It Should Stay That Way

The more “atheist” groups and events we have, the more…

These were the top 10 stories published by The Spiritual Anthropologists in 2019. You can also dive into monthly archives for 2019 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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