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The End of Reason

By David Morris, AlterNet. Posted March 31, 2005.


Organized religion elevates superstition to an entirely new level, so let's call its institutions by their proper name: superstition-based institutions.

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David Morris is co-founder and vice president of the Institute for Local Self Reliance in Minneapolis, Minn. and director of its New Rules project.

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