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Tag Archives: election
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 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
Posted in christianity, commentary, ethics, news, politics, religion
Tagged barack obama, church and state, election, jeremiah wright, politics, religion
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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.