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Smell this. It’s awful.
01.18.06 | Permalink | 3 CommentsSmell this. It’s awful. (I will not be liable for seizures.)
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Bush was spying even before 9/11
01.14.06 | Permalink | 14 CommentsSeems pretty cut and dry: What had long been understood to be protocol in the event that the NSA spied on average Americans was that the agency would black out the identities of those individuals or immediately destroy the information. But according to people who worked at the NSA as encryption specialists during this time, […]
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Community organization and religious movements
01.13.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Community organization and religious movementsA nifty little PBS essay on the Early Church points out how crucial Christianity’s down-to-earth organizational structure was to its success in the Roman Empire. The author attributes its success to several things: The bewildering array of new gods and cults available to Romans could be radically simplified by converting to Christianity. Conversion, rather than […]
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Black people love us!
01.12.06 | Permalink | 2 CommentsThanks to Big Al for sending this one in. Black people just love Sally and Johnny—just ask them about it! Testimonials and real photo evidence! And Big Al, I just have to say you are quite the intellectual for a fat man. Very articulate (which means you use your words well). And you sent this […]
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Fear, compromise and zombies
01.08.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Fear, compromise and zombiesCan we always reach a compromise with our political enemies? Fafnir and Giblets argue each side of the question from the safety of their tree top—safe, that is, from the zombies that lurk below. Their conclusion? “Evil Mount Rushmore was over five thousand feet tall an carved out of a single block of patriotic terror,” […]
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Why Pat Robertson is unbiblical
01.06.06 | Permalink | 11 Comments(Originally posted on Healing Hagar.) The dominant theology of a good deal of the stories of the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible is simple enough: please god and you’ll be blessed, displease god and you’ll suffer. You can see it as early as Genesis. Adam and Eve displease god and get kicked out of Eden. Humanity displeases […]
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