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Hair analysis and bioresonance food sensitivity tests are simply junk science
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23rd May 2025
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From the archive: Virgin Mary ‘appears’ in Medjugorje, Bosnia-Herzegovina
Hilary Evans
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2nd July 1991
From the archives in 1991, Hilary Evans examines the claims that the Virgin Mary appeared to teenagers in Medjugorje, Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1981.
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From the archives: a chat with James Randi, the charming charlatan
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4th May 1991
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3rd May 1991
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From the archive: Should we take paranormal claims seriously?
Lewis Jones
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2nd May 1991
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From the archive: Glossolalia – fluently speaking gibberish languages
David Christie-Murray
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1st May 1991
From the archives in 1991, David Christie-Murray explains how the Evangelical phenomenon of glossolalia differs from speaking a real language
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From the archive: fears over hidden Satanism in Procter & Gamble’s logo
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7th March 1991
From the archives in 1991, is Satan lurking in the logo of Procter & Gamble, or is there a more plausible explanation?
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6th March 1991
From the archives in 1991, founder of The Skeptic Wendy Grossman recounts her encounter with the CBJ immortality cult
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