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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Town rocked by arrest of Sunday School teacher
Sad but true. Does this still mean you have to be Christian to be moral? I do not mean to make light of the death of a child, but I think Christians should take note.
Godless
Review by David Driscoll Many people know Dan Barker as the co-host of the Freedom From Religion Foundation‘s radio show and podcast, Freethought Radio. During these broadcasts either Dan or his co-host and wife Annie Laurie Gaylor (whom he met … Continue reading
Camel Fishing in Idaho
Did you know that it’s illegal in Idaho to fish while riding on the back of a camel? This bit of “intelligence” came to me by way of my wife’s secretary. Apparently a local radio station did one of those … Continue reading
Who wants to be a Slumdog Millionaire?
Review by John C. Snider In the department of off-topic movie reviews… Back in the 1930s, Hollywood pumped out a steady stream of movies–notably lighthearted song-and-dance romantic comedies starring folks like Fred Astaire–aimed at average moviegoers, most of whom were … Continue reading
Check. It. Out.
Ain’t it a beaut? You’re looking at the very first Bertrand Russell Award, presented to Yours Truly last night at the Kennesaw State University Student Coalition for Inquiry’s victory party! I didn’t get an exact headcount, but there were at … Continue reading
My new gig at Examiner.com
I’ve got a new freelance gig at Examiner.com as the “Atlanta Atheism Examiner.” Examiner.com is a newsblog collective that targets major markets across the country, including Atlanta. I’ll be rubbing virtual elbows with other bloggers under the umbrella term “Religion … Continue reading
Podcast #49 – James Morrow
We interview science fiction and fantasy writer– and scientific rationalist extraordinaire– James Morrow. He takes a break from his usual religiously-themed satire in his latest novel Shambling Towards Hiroshima, a WWII rollick in which, instead of atomic bombs, the US … Continue reading
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OT: Scary Gary
This might be a little off-topic, but I thought you guys might get a kick out of this recent Scary Gary strip. Scary Gary is about a vampire who retires from a life of bloodsucking and moves to the ‘burbs … Continue reading
Obama says “America not a Christian nation”…
…and in front of foreigners, no less. At a joint news conference in Turkey with Turkish president Abdullah Gül yesterday, Barack Obama said: “Although…we have a large Christian population, we do not consider ourselves a Christian nation, or a Jewish … Continue reading →