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Monthly Archives: March 2009
Podcast #46 – Supreme Court on Summum
We analyze three recent developments nationwide that affect the integrity of church-state separation: an Oklahoma legislator condemns evolution; an Arkansas legislator seeks to end discrimination against atheists in his state constitution; and the Supreme Court rules against an obscure New … Continue reading
Posted in civil rights, evolution, news, podcast, politics, religion, religious rights, science
Tagged arkansas, evolution, hjr1009, hr1014, hr1015, oklohoma, pleasant grove, richard carroll, richard dawkins, seven aphorisms, summum, supreme court
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The Passion of Christ (Timmy Christ)
Review by David Driscoll Anointed: The Passion of Timmy Christ, CEO, the debut novel by Zachary Steele, has all the trimmings of a story that should appeal to those of us who aren’t all that thrilled by organized religion. On … Continue reading
Un Papá Escéptico
How’s your Spanish? Here’s a great blog from a skeptic south of the border: Un Papá Escéptico (A Skeptical Papa). It’s maintained by Danny Zepeda, who laments the obssession his fellow countrymen have with the Virgin Mary, alternative medicine and … Continue reading
Podcast #45 – Mr. Deity
We interview Brian Keith Dalton, the writer, director, and star of the hit web series Mr. Deity, a wry, dry send-up of religious themes. We also hear from Amy Rohren, who plays Lucifer (aka “Lucy”), Mr. Deity’s ex. And Brian … Continue reading
Buckner-Bocchino Debate at GA Tech
On the left is Ed Buckner (president, American Atheists); on the right is Peter Bocchino (president, Legacy of Truth Ministries) in debate at Georgia Tech on Tuesday, March 3rd. (Sorry, I didn’t catch the name of the moderator sitting in … Continue reading
Posted in atheism, christianity, commentary, religion, science
Tagged ed buckner, peter bocchino
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The Good Book
If you haven’t read the Bible cover-to-cover at least once, you should. Sure, it’ll be painful, but it’ll be a real eye-opener. Short of reading “the Good Book,” check out Slate.com’s David Plotz in conversation with Bloggingheads.tv’s Robert Wright, talking … Continue reading
Posted in books, christianity, interviews, judaism, religion
Tagged bible, david plotz, good book
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Happy Square Root Day!
I know, I know: Pi Day is only 11 days from now. But if you’re a math wonk like me, you’ll be glad to hear that today–03/03/09–is Square Root Day! Yeah, it’s silly, but there’ll only be three or four … Continue reading

Collapse of the Religious Right?
Speaking of signs of the end times…as the Republican Party and its core of fundamentalist evangelicals fight amongst themselves over why they lost so big in the last two election cycles, some are speculating that we’ve actually seen the last … Continue reading →