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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Bloomberg's History Lecture
by VorJack As an upstate resident, I generally ignore the goings-on downstate, so I’ve never really formed an opinion of Michael Bloomberg. But the recent speech that Daniel quoted is pitch perfect and historically grounded. Here’s a selection: Of all … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, History, Islam, Politics
26 Comments
QotD: NYC Mosque
So it seems there’s a huge controversy over the mosque in NYC. Even though I’m an atheist, I still think it should be allowed there, because I believe in freedom of religion. I agree with Mayor Bloomberg: This nation was … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Religion
112 Comments
QotD: Conspiracism
by VorJack Mother Jones has an article about Bob Inglis, the former US Representative from South Carolina. Inglis is a profoundly conservative Republican, but wound up losing to another Republican in the primaries because he “strayed from his conservative roots.” … Continue reading
Posted in History, Politics, Questions
149 Comments
Judge Overturns Proposition 8
Woot: A federal judge in California on Wednesday knocked down the state’s ban on same-sex marriage, ruling that voter-approved Proposition 8 violates the U.S. Constitution — handing supporters of gay rights a major victory in a case that almost all … Continue reading
Posted in Morality, Politics
18 Comments
Who Wants to be a Televangelist?
by VorJack Recently, the most popular television show is Malaysia has been winding to a close. The show, “Imam Muda” or “Young Imam,” has been a sort of “So You Think You Can Preach the Quran,” a contest/reality show intended … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Current Events, Islam
19 Comments
Quote of the Moment
by VorJack From a New York Times story about the lengths that the Boy Scouts are going to in order to attract new members: An inflatable mosque provides a place for Muslim scouts to worship. There’s just something about the … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Quotes
19 Comments
Oh, Queensland….
I read this on Pharyngula today and… Wow. I’m not even going to comment on it. I’m just going to let you read it: “PRIMARY school students are being taught that man and dinosaurs walked the Earth together and that … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Christianity, Creationism / ID, Education, Evolution, Myth, Oh the Stupidity!, Pseudoscience
28 Comments
Negotiated Infidelity
Former mistress and author Holly Hill has written a book about “negotiated infidelity,” where a couple agrees the other is allowed to “stray”: Hill’s memoir, “Sugarbabe” details her yearlong adventure with a series of so-called “sugar daddies.” The book sold … Continue reading
Posted in Morality
113 Comments
Divine Intervention….
…. Monkey Dust style! For anybody who’s never seen Monkey Dust, it was an animated sketch show on BBC4 that was…. Well, it was edgy. I always used to prefer to watch it on my own because I felt like … Continue reading
Posted in Catholicism, Christianity, Humor, Prayer
8 Comments
Philosophy vs. Religion
by VorJack During the recent discussion of Buddhism, the usual argument that Buddhism is a “philosophy and not a religion” came up. When having this discussion, I think it’s necessary to be clear which type of Buddhism you’re talking about. … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, Religion
28 Comments