From yesterday’s Bizarro Comics.
Keeping an Anthropomorphic God Busy
December 17, 2012 By 9 Comments
Jerry Coyne recently shared this Bizarro comic: I think the cartoon illustrates nicely some of the problems involved in thinking about God in such anthropomorphic terms. Coyne adds the comment: The whole nature of God for these people (and for many, many Americans) is that of a personal God, something with the characteristics of a [...]
Hieroglyphic Spelling Bee?
October 22, 2012 By 2 Comments
This is today’s Bizarro comic: As a Biblical studies professor, the question I find myself asking is why an ancient Egyptian would be using a much later Hebrew “spelling” of “plague”… :-)
St. Patrick and Medusa on a Blind Date
March 16, 2012 By 8 Comments
A slightly early and very bizarre happy St. Patrick’s Day wish to you, courtesy of Bizarro. HT Targuman
Religious Information in a Digital Age (Bizarro Perspectives)
October 19, 2011 By 3 Comments
I find the approach many students take to the quest for reliable information mirrored in today’s Bizarro comic: The tendency is to go where Google searches direct you, to where the flashy advertising leads: In an age of advertising, it can be difficult to choose between the various things that one is told. One may [...]
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