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Monthly Archives: August 2008
Podcast #24 – Saddleback Forum
Saddleback Civil Forum – On August 16, presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain appeared on stage together at Saddleback Church to be questioned by Pastor Rick “Purpose Driven” Warren. We analyze their performance, especially on matters of church-and-state. But … Continue reading
Posted in christianity, commentary, news, podcast, politics, religion
Tagged barack obama, church and state, debate, john mccain, purpose driven life, rick warren, saddleback church, saddleback forum
5 Comments
No Science Debate (yet), but…
…Lord knows we’ve haven’t heard enough about the candidates’ religion! Really, I can’t think of the last time McCain or Obama muttered something about the Savior or their faith-walk.
Posted in christianity, commentary, news, politics, religion
Tagged barack obama, debate, election, faith, john mccain, president, rick warren
3 Comments
Random House Loses Nerve on Muhammed Novel
Everybody in the West knows by now that Muslims get a bit tetchy when it comes to the Prophet Muhammed. You can’t draw him, you can’t insult him…you’re even putting your neck out by publishing anything critical of him. Danish … Continue reading
Posted in books, commentary, islam, news, religion, women's rights
Tagged book, censorship, fiction, islam, jewel of medina, muhammed, muslim, novel, random house, sherry jones, taboo
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Podcast #23 – Lori Lipman Brown
We talk to Lori Lipman Brown, director and lobbyist for the Secular Coalition for America [secular.org]. Until recently, Lori was the only full-time lobbyist working with Congress on behalf of non-theistic citizens. She recently got an assistant.
Posted in atheism, interviews, podcast, politics, religion
Tagged congress, lobbyist, lori lipman brown, secular coalition, secular coalition for america
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It’s Biden vs. Palin!
Okay, so now we know that it’s Barack Obama and Joe Biden vs. John McCain and Alaska Governor Sarah Palin. Is this an overall plus or minus for McCain? I would argue a minus.