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Pope Opera
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Pope Opera (The Daily Show with Jon Stewart; April 7) Samantha Bee says the liberal media is torturing the Catholic Church until it renounces its so-called crimes of faith.
There are always at least two sides…
This is a picture that a friend of mine snapped on the University of California, San Diego, campus. The word that was cut off from the top of the sign on the left is ‘judgement’:
I am not particularly fond of either message but thought it was a humorous juxtaposition…
An Ontological Argument Cartoon
(via Nathan Schneider)
(more on the Ontological Argument here)
Thousands of Years of In-breeding…
…within the House of David produced….this:
Betty Bowers Explains Traditional Marriage to Everyone Else
Ray Comfort is Angry at Calvin Klein
America Doesn’t Need Calvin Klein’s Dirt,’ says TV co-host and bestselling author Ray Comfort
NEW YORK (JUNE 17, 2009) – Calvin Klein has placed a new advertisement on a five-story billboard on a building in New York City, which shows half-naked teenagers lying on top of each other in sexually explicit positions.
“Calvin Klein not only [...]
Irony That Burns
—– Nebraska Parents Raise Their Son As A Girl (Charlie Butts/OneNewsNow.com; May 25)
“They are further confusing this little boy. I think this is criminal,” he admits.
The parents say the child has expressed a desire to be a girl since he was four years old, and they are helping him live accordingly. Matt Barber [...]
Chess is a Cheerless Game
This is a bit off of the usual topic, but it is Sunday, so I don’t care. I am looking through the July issue (which arrives in June, you know) of Scientific American and caught this humorous bit in their “50, 100, & 150 years ago” section. This is what Scientific American thought of the [...]
Google is better than God
Image via CrunchBase
Tucker Lieberman and Richard Wassersug have written an interesting and slightly humorous article titled “Google as God: A Theology of Information Technology” for the most recent issue of American Atheist.
In many ways, Google has become the “God” of the internet. It seems to be all knowing concerning anything and everything that happens online. [...]
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