Monthly Archives: April 2009
Pull the Plug… on idiots
I may have stumbled upon the most hilarious website ever, however the deluded idiot(s) that runs it thinks they are clever. via aweisbe on twitter, I came across the news that a group called ‘Living Waters’ are running a billboard … Continue reading
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There’s Hypocrites
Then there’s fucking hypocrites. [Anyone following this blog recently may have noticed my 'problem' with hypocrisy. One day all may be revealed.] Via Twitter I came across this interesting article: Group targets school kids in atheism drive A story (on … Continue reading
A Big Day in Science
Two interesting science articles caught my eye today. One about evolution and one about astronomy. Evolution Another ‘missing link’ has been found. From the BBC News comes the story of a fossil found in the Arctic which looks like a … Continue reading
Well They Are …
Cruel and Racist that is. Who, you may ask? The State of Israel, that’s who. For some unknown reason to me Israel always appears to be able to say and do whatever it wants with little condemnation from the rest … Continue reading
In the news (last week)
What I would have discussed last week if I’d had the time and inclination. Safran ‘crucifixion’ offends villagers Devout Christian followers of Good Friday’s crucifixion rituals in the rural Philippines village of Kapitangan were devastated to learn that John Safran‘s … Continue reading
Proof there is NO God
RAIN. Or if there is a god it is a completely non-interventionist god. Or if there is a god and he is an interventionist god then he’s mean-spirited and incompetent. Either way, god either doesn’t exist (most likely scenario) or exists … Continue reading
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National Human Rights Consultation
The following is my report on the National Human Rights Consultation meeting I went to on Wednesday 8 April 2009. First some background on the consultation and human rights. Quotes taken from the Human Rights Consultation web site and pamphlets … Continue reading
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The Pros and Cons of Religion
Just occasionally religion can be used as a force of good. After all there are a lot of people who follow particular faiths so if their leaders say something good, or ask for something good to be done, then they … Continue reading
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Carnival of the Godless #114
The latest Carnival of the Godless # 114 is up at Mojoeys Deep Thoughts go and have a read of some great godless thinking. There’s no entry from me this time, as you may have noticed I’ve been a bit … Continue reading
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