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Monthly Archives: June 2008
Podcast #20 – Barbara Forrest
Barbara Forrest – We talk to Dr. Barbara Forrest about SB 733 [link], the so-called Louisiana Science Education Act, a piece of legislation sitting on the desk of Governor Bobby Jindal that, if signed, would enable teachers and administrators in state schools to … Continue reading
Posted in atheism, commentary, evolution, history, humor, intelligent design, interviews, news, podcast, politics, religion, science
Tagged 4th of July, alfred wallace, barbara forrest, bobby jindal, charles darwin, creationism, evolution, George Carlin, independence day, intelligent design, louisiana, louisiana coalition for science, science
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Podcast #19 – Herb Silverman
South Carolina Approves I Believe License Plates – The SC legislature just approved specialty license plates that include the words “I Believe” along with a Christian cross and a stained glass window. Florida tried the same trick and failed. We’ll … Continue reading
Archaeologists…Paleontologists…whatever
http://www.yahoo.com/s/902358 Ummm…yeah. Good Morning America’s Chris Cuomo reports the fantastic news that “archaeologists have unearthed the remains of six dinosaur species” in Utah. Well, maybe not. According to thefreedictionary.com, archaeologists study “past human life and culture by the recovery and examination … Continue reading
Podcast #18 – The Catholic Church
The Catholic Church – We provide an overview on the good, the bad and the crazy aspects of the Roman Catholic Church. Purgatory. Limbo. Whatever. Ben Stein – The frontman for the anti-science documentary Expelled opens his mouth and removes … Continue reading
Posted in christianity, ethics, evolution, history, news, podcast, politics, religion, science
Tagged ben stein, catholic church, expelled, pope benedict xvi, ratzinger
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Obama Resigns from Church
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080601/ap_on_el_pr/obama This was inevitable. I would say it’s about time, but that would imply that Barack Obama spent the last 20 years at Trinity and didn’t know it was a showcase for black-power, white-conspiracy rhetoric. (Cue Claude Rains shouting “I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged barack obama, church and state, election, jeremiah wright, politics, religion
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Louisiana’s Jindal Signs Stealth Creationism Bill
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN2719223520080627 The day before we recorded episode #20 of the podcast, Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal signed the Louisiana Science Education Act, which is essentially designed to protect teachers who might want to insert creationist teachings into public school biology classrooms. … Continue reading →