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Tag Archives: wafa sultan
Podcast #100 – Live at Dragon*Con 2010
It’s our 100th episode, and it’s live on the Podcast Track at Dragon*Con 2010! Aside from reminiscing about our previous 99 shows, we present our usual potpourri of items.
Posted in atheism, books, christianity, evolution, history, islam, podcast, politics, religion, science
Tagged behemoth, donald crosby, dragon*con, mohammad, omid safi, wafa sultan, warner robins high school
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The latest on Rifqa Bary
As I reported a few days ago (see “An interfaith Springer moment“), Rifqa Bary is a 17-year-old, Sri Lanka-born girl from Ohio who converted from Islam to Christianity and ran away to Florida to live with the Reverend Blake Lorenz, … Continue reading
Whatever happened to Wafa Sultan?
Wafa Sultan is a Syrian-born psychiatrist, a US citizen, and an outspoken critic of the backwardness and barbarity of 21st century Islam. Most likely you know her from her 2006 appearance on Al Jazeera, in which she lets a Muslim … Continue reading