Inhofe's problem is not that he has unanswered questions. His problem is that he knows his questions have been answered and he doesn’t like the answers. Read more
Inhofe's problem is not that he has unanswered questions. His problem is that he knows his questions have been answered and he doesn’t like the answers. Read more
You can try to do a broad, over-the-top satire of the world of mega-churches and televangelists, but it ain't easy. Read more
This is one of the first posts I duced for the Gressive Christians channel. Read more
Links compiled in between rounds of digging out the driveway for you to read in between rounds of digging out the driveway. Read more
“America’s Biblical Civilization” could not have cracked in 1865 because the possibility of such a thing ever existing had been negated back in 1619. Read more
"I will not speak on or moderate or attend all-male panels at church and theology conferences." Read more
"Sin, young man, is when you treat people like things. Including yourself. That’s what sin is." Read more
It's not just nut-picking: Surveys show that a delusional persecution complex is widespread among white evangelical Americans. Read more
1. Satanic baby-killerism inevitably feeds antisemitism; 2. Anti-abortionism is a form of Satanic baby-killerism; 3. ___________________. Read more
This blog is older than that Five For Fighting song that panicked about blogs. This is from January 27, 2005, “Your mama“: An old journalists’ maxim states: “If your mama says she loves you, check it out.” Yet in myriad ways the press forgets this time-honored wisdom and operates on a presumption of good faith. Whenever it does so, it becomes vulnerable to exploitation and abuse. Take for example the naming of legislation. A state lawmaker dedicated to educational reform... Read more