2014-05-31T09:34:17-04:00

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2014-05-31T08:57:07-04:00

I was looking for a cartoon to put at the end of my earlier post about blog comments, and found several, which I thought it might be worth sharing in a separate post.Β Read more

2014-05-31T08:46:14-04:00

Thank you to arcseconds for pointing out that comments were not working on two of my posts, Warp Speed Jesus (Ascension Day Limerick) and Socialist Jesus vs. Libertarian Jesus. I believe that comments are now working on those two posts. Please try leaving a comment on one or both of them, not just to help me test it out, but because you’ve been wanting to and were frustrated that you couldn’t!Β Read more

2014-05-31T08:19:24-04:00

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2014-05-31T00:10:35-04:00

Matthew Paul Turner and several others have noted the appearance of the first teaser trailer for the upcoming remake of the movie Left Behind, this time starring Nicholas Cage. Click the above to watch it on YouTube. Then come back here to let me know what you think. Is Nicholas Cage the best thing to ever happen to the Rapture? Or is this movie likely to be the worst thing to ever happen to Nicholas Cage? Or both?Β Read more

2014-05-30T14:44:48-04:00

Another cartoon from Once Upon a Saturday. Most of the cartoons in that series don't seem particularly funny to me, but occasionally they are, and manage to make a serious point as well. Β Β Read more

2014-05-30T13:34:49-04:00

Seems legit – and it dovetails nicely with my post yesterday about photographic evidence. The maker of the cartoon, Carlos Ruas, is not a native English speaker, it would seem, and so I think he deserves to be forgiven for using the wrong spelling of β€œark.” From Once Upon a Saturday, via God of Evolution Β Β Read more

2014-05-30T12:22:12-04:00

From PHD comics. HT Bob Cargill Β Β Read more

2014-05-30T11:29:14-04:00

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2014-05-30T10:36:10-04:00

James Knight, on his blog The Philosophical Muser, posted the above image, with comments to the effect that individual generosity is better than collective generosity. His post reflects the false antithesis that, if a society works together for change, somehow that means individuals are not generous. But can it not rather show (1) that generous people know that working together as a society is more effective than individual efforts, and (2) experience shows that one cannot effectively deal with issues...Β Read more

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