From the monthly archives:

December 2006

The Greatest (Action) Story Ever Told

December 28, 2006

Here’s a hilarious take on The Terminator series by MadTV. Arnold goes back in time to screw up God’s Plan by protecting God from God’s Plan.

H/T – The Ebay Atheist

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Help for the Holidays

December 23, 2006

2tUrW2jutIY

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Atheism Online Relaunched

December 23, 2006

This is great news. Atheism Online is back and looking better than ever. We have Black Sun Journal, Goosing the Antithesis, The Evangelical Atheist, 10,000 Reasons to Doubt the Fish and Kill the Afterlife to thank for this.
The new site looks great with many features and they’re currently looking to repopulate the [...]

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What I want for Christmas

December 22, 2006

Christmas is almost here and being someone who doesn’t particularly like Christmas, I thought I’d share Robert Ingersoll’s Christmas List. It’s a bit dated as prohibition has been repealed, but the other wants still apply after all these years:
If I had the power to produce exactly what I want for next Christmas, I would [...]

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Not a religious war, eh?

December 21, 2006

On September 11, 2001 New York city was attacked by Muslim fundamentalists and lost 3000 people. America invaded Afghanistan, a Muslim country ran by Islamic fundamentalists in retaliation. It also invaded the secular Muslim state of Iraq. All this has been after years of Islamic rants about the “Great Satan” that is [...]

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Evangelicals Purging the Ranks of Gay People

December 19, 2006

It’s been two months since the fall of Ted Haggard and the evangelicals having been busy. In the last two weeks they’ve fired Paul Barnes for being homosexual and fired Christopher Beard, an assistant pastor at Haggard’s former church, for “sexual misconduct”. And it doesn’t end there. In fact, it seems that [...]

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Jews in Christian Nations

December 16, 2006

Much ado has been made over Dennis Prager’s prediction of sorts that allowing a Muslim politician to swear on the Koran is going to bring civilization down about our collective heads. In a defense of Prager, Kathleen Parker writes:
Hoisting the red flag, as Prager has done, isn’t an act of bigotry — or even [...]

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Ban the Bean!

December 14, 2006

Which came first, the gay man or the bean? According to Jim Rutz in this real article of WND, the soybean not only came first, but it created gay men. I kid you not.
The dangerous food I’m speaking of is soy. Soybean products are feminizing, and they’re all over the place. [...]

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Where’d the orange come from?

December 11, 2006

Well, you’ve obviously noticed the layout is different, but why the orange? I have my reasons one of which is “not enough coffee”. You can be the judge on how much weight that reason carried in the decision process.
In the meantime, look over there in the far right column. I’ve replaced my [...]

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Where’d the orange come from?

December 11, 2006

Well, you’ve obviously noticed the layout is different, but why the orange? I have my reasons one of which is “not enough coffee”. You can be the judge on how much weight that reason carried in the decision process.
In the meantime, look over there in the far right column. I’ve replaced my [...]

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