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Scruples Success!
Here I am as of today, delighted to have come across not one, but two – TWO! – versions of A Question of Scruples. The second edition is one I’ve had before, but the ’90s is one I didn’t know … Continue reading
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Tagged government, money, Question of Atheist Scruples
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If it’s not a curse, then Ebola is God’s way of ridding the earth of atheists…
and abortionists and homosexuals and promiscuity in general. At least, if Rick Wiles can be believed. (News flash: he can’t.) He’s a talk show host for something called Trunews and has become convinced that Ebola will cleanse the earth and … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness Issues, culture, In the Media
Tagged apocalypse, conspiracy theories, disease, Ebola, fear, government, politics, religion, skepticism
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Montana Jesus statue “days away” from answers
Answers to what? Questions about the rightness of having religious iconography on federal land. The painted concrete statue has been a feature at Whitefish Mountain Resort for decades but recently the Freedom from Religion Foundation pointed out the Christian nature … Continue reading
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Tagged art, controversy, freedom from religion, government, jesus, politics, secularism
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Creationist propaganda matters more than education in Kentucky
Based on were they want their money spent, at any rate. From Forbes: In one of the most spectacularly mis-prioritized state budgets in recent memory, Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear (D), is suggesting over $50 million in cuts to education – … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness Issues, consumerism, culture, In the Media, religiosity
Tagged bible, controversy, education, government, money, religion, science
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Old news: atheists “embarrassed by prayer” and other nonsense
While browsing through an editorial found at the Telegraph, I felt compelled to save the link so I could comment on some of the points made by the author, Christine Odone. She starts out by remarking on an attempt by … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, government, human rights, humanism, religion
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Knowledge vs spectacle
Alternet ran a good piece recently about the media circus and the price viewers will pay by believing everything they see (breaks added). Mass entertainment plays to the basest and crudest instincts of the crowd. It conditions us to have … Continue reading
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Tagged books, culture, economy, government, literacy, media, money, psychology, sociology
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“Think for yourself, Shmuck!”
While looking for the next quote to honour Freedom to Read Week, I found Robert Anton Wilson and an interview he gave back in 2000 (break added): Freedom of communication represents the greatest threat our Power Elite has ever confronted. … Continue reading
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Tagged censorship, China, Freedom to Read Week, government, laws, politics, technology, writing
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