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Monthly Archives: July 2008
Quick, Somebody Get Bill Donohue on the Horn!
Why settle for a dry, tasteless cracker, when you can have a tasty Cheeto? A woman in Missouri has discovered a Cheeto that looks like Jesus on the Cross. Amazingly, this isn’t the first time such a thing has happened. Back … Continue reading
Webster Cook Speaks
Webster Cook, the University of Central Florida student at the center of the Eucharist controversy, gives his version of events on Freethought Radio. Here’s the link.
Posted in christianity, news, religion
Tagged catholic league, controversy, eucharist, transubstantiation, webster cook
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Podcast #22 – PZ Myers
PZ Myers – We talk to the University of Minnesota Morris biologist and author of the popular science blog Pharyngula [scienceblogs.com/pharyngula]. Dr. Myers is an atheist whose outspokenness often raises the hackles of fundamentalists. His recent missives on the controversy … Continue reading
Posted in atheism, christianity, interviews, news, podcast, religion, science
Tagged biology, blog, blogger, catholic league, controversy, eucharist, frakkin' cracker, pharyngula, pz myers, wafer, webster cook, zebrafish
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Podcast #21 – Science Debate 2008
Science Debate 2008 – We take a look at the grassroots movement aimed at getting the presidential candidates to talk about issues relating to science and technology, including their “14 Questions”. For more visit ScienceDebate2008.com.
Posted in commentary, news, podcast, politics, religion, science
Tagged election, presidential debate, science, science debate 2008, technology
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Obama to Continue Faith-Based Initiatives
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080701/ap_on_el_pr/obama_faith This is certainly disappointing. I had hoped (get it? “hope”? ahem…) that a Democratic president would put an end to government-funded faith-based initiatives, much less EXPAND them. Don’t do it, Senator Obama! You’re ahead in the polls and a … Continue reading
Posted in commentary, news, politics, religion
Tagged barack obama, faith-based initiatives
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Crackers of Manufactured Outrage
To protest university funding of on-campus religious services, University of Central Florida Student Senator Webster Cook “stole” a Eucharist during a Mass on June 29th. Drilling down to Cook’s precise motives and exactly what happened can get complicated, but there’s … Continue reading →