John Lennon - This is Christmas
Posted by probabilityZero on 2006-12-29 | Filed under: Current events, Other, Videos | 2 responses
Happy Holidays!
Have a happy non-denominational holiday season, fundies!
On another note, there is no war on Christmas. Get over it.
Posted by probabilityZero on 2006-12-25 | Filed under: Other | 12 responses
The good fight
Recently, a high school student from Kearny, N.J. named Matthew LaClair brought a tape recorder to school and recorded his fundamentalist Christian History teacher going off on an rant about everything from evolution to the afterlife, even going so far as to name a specific Muslim girl he claimed was going to hell. In fact, he plainly stated that if the students didn’t accept Jesus Christ, they would burn in hell. Read more…
Posted by probabilityZero on 2006-12-20 | Filed under: Atheism, Current events, Noteworthy, Opinion | 7 responses
10th anniversary of Carl Sagan’s death
The truth may be puzzling. It may take some work to grapple with. It may be counterintuitive. It may contradict deeply held prejudices. It may not be consonant with what we desperately want to be true. But our preferences do not determine what’s true.
– “Wonder and Skepticism” by Carl Sagan
Posted by probabilityZero on 2006-12-20 | Filed under: Current events, Other | 2 responses
Santa Claus is fake
Santa gives more to rich kids than poor kids… stop lying to your children about Santa Claus
Posted by probabilityZero on 2006-12-17 | Filed under: Other | 5 responses
Messing with the design
I’m still trying to get everything to work, but overall I like the new look.
Posted by probabilityZero on 2006-12-17 | Filed under: Site News | no responses
Bill O’Reilly lies about Thomas Jefferson
Bill O’Reilly wrote that the “separation of church and state argument” is “bogus” because it “does not appear anywhere in the Constitution.” O’Reilly continued, baselessly asserting that “[i]f Thomas Jefferson were alive today, he would mock these secular fools and then retire to his Virginia estate for Christmas dinner.” In reality, as Media Matters points out, Thomas Jefferson actually wrote a letter outlining his support for “a wall of eternal separation between Church & State.” In fact, Jefferson was quite outspoken about his support for absolute, equal freedom for every religion.
Read more…
Posted by probabilityZero on 2006-12-16 | Filed under: Current events, Opinion | one response