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Pakistan authorities want Facebook founder’s head on a platter

Monday, June 21, 2010

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You may not like some of the things Mark Zuckerberg has done to facebook (especially their fucked up lack of privacy), but I doubt most of you are seriously consider hurting this dude. Then again, you aren’t the government of Pakistan, which seems intent on trying to prosecute the goofy CEO for his involvment in [...]

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Facebook kills “Everybody Draw Mohammad Day” page

Monday, May 31, 2010

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You can’t expect a private corporation to care about something as important as free speech, but it’s still a disappointment to hear that the childish cries of outraged Muslims all over the world was enough for Facebook to kill the “Everybody Draw Mohammad Day” page from the “interwebs”. It’s equally ironic/tragic that the woman responsible for [...]

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Kenyan man sacrifices own son for God

Thursday, May 20, 2010

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Probably one of the scariest and most disturbing story in the Bible (yeah, I know it’s hard to find one that isn’t fucked up) is that of Abraham and Isaac. Commanded by God to kill his son, Abraham ties up the boy and is about to plunge is dagger in his chest when he’s stopped [...]

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What lessons can we learn for Ken Ham?

Friday, April 30, 2010

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Here’s Answers in Genesis douche Ken Ham doing his best to misinform children about objective reality. We’re all aware of his refusal to accept Evolution, and he’s quite clear about exactly why that is: he think the idea was invented in an effort to undermine God. That’s what’s so great about it. Ken, unlike his [...]

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JFK on the separation of church and state

Monday, February 1, 2010

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It’s sad that Jack’s words have since fallen on deaf ears as Christians work tirelessly to erode the wall separating church and state. This one act is the reason why your own country has enjoyed such unprecedented freedom (which isn’t what it used to be, honestly). All religions seek power and control, and are therefore antithetical to [...]

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Vanity Fair reviews the Creation “Museum”

Friday, January 22, 2010

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About 3 years late, the people over at Vanity Fair decided it was time to visit this mosoleum of ignorance, a testament to the strong desire of the faithfully ignorant to have their beliefs strengthened by any means necessary. The pictures in the article, strangely enough, were taken by actor Paul Bettany, the atheist actor [...]

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Surprise: Christians feel persecuted

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

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The Christian Anti-Defamation League has just released their “Top 10 Instances of Christian Bashing” for 2009, and as you’ll see, most of them are centered around homosexuality: 10. Pro-life Pastor Reverend Walter Hoye of Oakland, CA was jailed for exercising peaceful, pro-life speech. 9. Rev. Fred Winters was murdered while preaching in his pulpit in Maryville, Illinois. 8. [...]

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Cartoonist attacked by Muslim fundamentalist

Saturday, January 2, 2010

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You can’t start the New Year without a religious nutjob trying to murder someone they perceive as a threat to their way of life. Remember back in 2005 when the Muslim world was freaking out about a bunch of stupid cartoons depicting Muhammad as a terrorist? Turns out that Kurt Westergaard, arguably the most high [...]

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Kentucky back on the “shameful state” list

Monday, September 7, 2009

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A few days ago I wrote about how American Atheists and 10 Kentuckians (I just can’t get used to that word) had filed a lawsuit to remove a reference to “Almighty God” in the Office of Homeland Security’s charter. I naively thought the story was over, but it seems as though the Attorney General’s Office [...]

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I gets mail!

Sunday, September 6, 2009

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I received this email, and I wanted to share “B”’s story with everyone (he asked that I not include his name, since he works with the boy Scouts and would like to keep his job). This past summer I staffed a Boy Scout summer camp. I just wanted to share some of my experiences.Before every meal [...]

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