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  Conversations with a Pink Unicorn

  01.01.09 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Eddie Current is at it again, I love his commentary and believe he will garner an ever growing audience with his material. He really has a way of bringing the point home, sharply! And, with a bit of humor.

• Religion

  Sunday School: Deserved Desecration

  12.28.08 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  PZ Myers showed earlier this year what “believers” are really made of when confronted with ideas that don’t match their own. You really should read the entry he posted as this will all make sense, but there were two passages that really struck home for me: [in response to a blogger calling Myers evil.] I […]

• Religion

  Sunday School: A Businessman Can’t Hold a Candle to a Clergyman

  12.28.08 | Permalink | Comments Off on Sunday School: A Businessman Can’t Hold a Candle to a Clergyman

  George, you’re missed. This is an oldie, but a goodie. A classic. My favorite quote: “Religion takes in billions of dollars, pays no taxes, and always needs more. You talk about bullshit.” Second favorite quote: “Look at the results, not quite the work you’d expect from an all-powerful deity. It’s more what you’d expect from […]

• Religion

  Proof of Efficiacy of Prayer

  12.26.08 | Permalink | Comments Off on Proof of Efficiacy of Prayer

  Eddie does it again, he’s one funny dude. Now we know that statistics and probability will also be banned alongside the evolution. Clearly, these are dangerous concepts!

• Politics, Religion

  Is Rick Warren Really the Issue?

  12.26.08 | Permalink | Comments Off on Is Rick Warren Really the Issue?

  By now, you’ve heard about the furor caused in the blogosphere by President-Elect Barack Obama’s selection of megachurch megaphone Rick Warren to give the invocation at the inauguration next month. If perchance you’ve not been following the news, then you can read up on the selection here and here and here. Despite the fact that […]

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