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Monthly Archives: November 2009
2009 Bad Faith Awards
The New Humanist 2009 Bad Faith Award polls are now open. Lots of unreasonable people to choose from, though my list would have been quite different. I mean, how can a list like that not have Ray Comfort on it? … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Religion
10 Comments
Rapping the Story of the Bible
Here’s Shai Linne, a Christian rapper, rapping the “greatest story every told” — no, not your favorite story — the one in the Bible about God killing himself so he can save some of humanity: I have no rap sensibilities, … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Music, Videos
25 Comments
Meaningless Deepities
by Jesse Galef When I was a kid, I was something of a smart-alec. To be honest, I still am. I can definitely relate to the wise-ass kid in today’s SMBC: That kind of misleading statement always upsets me. I … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Philosophy
17 Comments
Boondock Saints or Sinners?
by Jesse Galef Over the weekend, I saw the very disappointing movie Boondock Saints II. Where I found the first film original, clever, and fun to watch, the sequel was sadly lacking. But I’m not a movie critic; my focus … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Morality
49 Comments
Anti-Gay News Conference Takes Hilarious Turn
by Jesse Galef When a Christian Post story starts with the sentence “Conservative pastors rallied outside the Justice Department on Monday to test the limits of the newly expanded hate crimes law” you know you’re in for a treat. In … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Current Events, Politics, Sexuality
36 Comments
Interfaith Families in the Holidays
by Jesse Galef As if celebrating the holidays isn’t hectic enough for most people, we atheists have to decide which days to celebrate and how. Thanksgiving and Veteran’s Day are easy ones – they’re good secular values. I celebrate the … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Relationships
19 Comments
Hemant Mehta Gets Interviewed, Defends Reality
by Jesse Galef My friend Hemant Mehta (FriendlyAtheist) had a great interview with blogger Nancy Duke on the Chicago Coalition of Reason billboard, atheism, and religion. The questions gave away her semi-hostile position, but I feel like Hemant did a … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Evidence, Faith
33 Comments
On the Origin of Superstitions
by Jesse Galef Why are dirty underwear, mutant clover, and amputated mammal appendages associated with good fortune? How did humans develop our “lucky” rituals? And why are they usually gross when you think about them? I hope to address two … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Myth, Psychology, Superstition
26 Comments