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It’s a new year, so there’s a new end of the world prediction
Mark your calendars for June 24th 2018. And then on June 25th, guess when the updated world ending prediction will drop. I’m gonna guess October 27. As good a date as any. This is old news from the start of … Continue reading
Posted in funny business, In the Media, religiosity, skepticism
Tagged apocalypse, bible, end of the world, numerology, skepticism
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Nine signs you’ve been visited by an angel
Otherwise known as a random list of crap Earth We Are One is posting as “real proof” of an angelic presence in your life. I’ll list the nine with commentary: 1. Unexpected temperature change – This is called random drafts … Continue reading
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Tagged angels, science, signs, skepticism
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Washington has a Museum of the Bible now
Yay? Road trip, anyone? Gee, I have so much holiday time left but zero ambition to visit that. It’s eight floors of Bible goodness, right there in D.C. But, as I’ve learned, there’s some concern over how the museum acquired … Continue reading
Posted in consumerism, In the Media, religiosity, skepticism
Tagged archaeology, bible, crime, history, museums, skepticism
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People can absorb energy from others? NO!
Via Facebook and the Idealist page, I find this link to Earth We Are One. They don’t like people copy/pasting which means I have to type it out. No big. First they claim “science confirms that people can absorb energy … Continue reading
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Tagged false claims, research, science, skepticism, woo
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November is the month for soulmates, apparently
I’m thinking the only reason to follow the Idealist page on Facebook (notice me not linking to it) is for the wacky junk they’re posting. This is another from the “don’t quote me!” website Earth We Are One. Once again … Continue reading
Posted in just for fun, skepticism
Tagged astrology, numerology, skepticism, woo
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The universe is not trying to tell you anything
The website YouCantBreakMe threw this article under the entertainment section. It’s entertaining, all right, and also eye rolling. If you see repeating numbers (like on a digital clock – 11:11) it means the universe has message for you! Did you … Continue reading
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Tagged clocks, numbers, numerology, research, science, skepticism, time, woo
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Past life on Mars? This young Russians say so..
And “experts are baffled” so it must be true! Boriska Kipriyanovich, who is now 21, says he lived on Mars before a war broke out and all life on the planet was destroyed. He claims he was reborn on Earth. … Continue reading
Posted in In the Media, Not news at all, skepticism
Tagged 2012, extraordinary claims, Indigo Children, Mars, skepticism
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Today’s found on Facebook – Matthew McConaughey’s thoughts on religion
He has a new movie out (Free State of Jones) where he plays Newton Knight, a Confederate soldier who rebelled against the Confederacy. The Daily Beast provides this quote from the actor talking about the film and explaining what he … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, bible, films, history, religion, skepticism
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Today’s Found of Facebook – God can’t co-pilot Ark; hits Coast Guard vessel
Via gCaptain: A 230-foot long replica of Noah’s Ark collided with a Norwegian Coast Guard vessel as it arrived in Oslo, Norway on Friday, causing damage to both ships. Media says the wooden replica, built by a Dutch carpenter Johan … Continue reading
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Tagged Noah's Ark, religion, science, skepticism
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Today’s Facebook Find – putting the hex on Brock Allen Turner
Via Papermag: An estimated 600 witches around the world gathered on Tuesday night, at 10 PM (Central Time), to place hexes on Stanford University rapist Brock Allen Turner, his scumbag father, Dan A. Turner, and Aaron Persky, the judge who … Continue reading