Journal
Why Alabama Needs a New College
Secular STEM education has stooped and faltered. It occupies a two-dimensional world that can explain things that stay in its two-dimensional design. But if you ask a secular scientist to investigate the fabulous, transcendent, three-dimensional universe of a sphere, they return to you a peer-reviewed study of a circle and a look of withering contempt.
Published September 28, 2026
Secular STEM education has stooped and faltered. It occupies a two-dimensional world that can explain things that stay in its two-dimensional design. But if you ask a secular scientist to investigate the fabulous, transcendent, three-dimensional universe of a sphere, they return to you a peer-reviewed study of a circle and a look of withering contempt. Click here to read the rest.