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Great minds do not have to think alike
Another friend started a blog this month. Welcome Wade and the gang at The Think Tank: Great Minds Do Not Have to Think Alike. They’re now on the blogroll under “civitas” (along with last week’s addition “Leaves a Mark“).
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Subscribe to MyIrony updates
07.11.04 | Permalink | Comments Off on Subscribe to MyIrony updatesI just installed a new email subscription doo-dad. I’ll add the link the the sidebar for your future use. The advantage of this doo-dad is that you can both subscribe and unsubscribe yourself. Try it out for yourself—it’s super fun! (Thanks to seriocomic for the good work!)
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Activism, in two parts
07.07.04 | Permalink | 6 CommentsI. It seems that masturbating for peace is no longer cutting edge. Now avant garde protesters have sex in public to save the rain forests. II. Overhead on the Southpark espisode “Conjoined Fetus Lady” just minutes ago: Principle: So what are you pissed off about now? Stan’s Mom: I’m not pissed off. I want to […]
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You know you grew up fundamentalist when…
07.07.04 | Permalink | Comments Off on You know you grew up fundamentalist when…Today a co-worker was sharing about some exciting research investigating “still births.” She was saying how we really don’t know, even today, what causes still births. My first thought was: “Sin. It’s sin in their lives. That baby has devil in him.” Albeit, I was being a sarcastic jackass (and kept my thoughts to myself). […]
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Two Americas, singular choice
On first brush I agreed with my friend Mark: John Edwards (aside from his hair) is a snoozer. (Check out his new blog “Leaves a Mark” and say hello.) But I’m starting to change my mind. When Howard Dean’s bubble burst and I started to pay attention to Edwards, his “two Americas speech” resonated with […]
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Eagleton on atheism
07.02.04 | Permalink | Comments Off on Eagleton on atheismMore from philosopher Terry Eagleton: Much atheism today is just inverted religion. Atheists tend to advance a version of religion which nobody in their right mind would subscribe to, and then righteously reject it. They accept the sort of crude stereotypes of it that would no doubt horrify them in any other field of inquiry.
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