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Category Archives: Spells to Break
Religion Poisons Everything
What how these Sudanese religiots laugh as this poor woman is beaten in public. Her crime? Indecent dressing. Bikini? Crotchless panties in public? No… trousers.
BBC Debates Blasphemy
Image via Wikipedia I was apparently invited to call in based on my modest comments in my previous post which were, admittedly, not as well thought out as I probably could have. Still, its the second time I’ve been invited … Continue reading
The Spell of Islam: Difficult to Break
“The Quran is fake and your prophet remained in bed for one month before his death because he had worms in his ears and mouth. He married Khadija just for money and after looting her kicked her out of the … Continue reading
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Child Predators and their Champion: the Catholic Church
Image by hopeandmegan via Flickr In a recent article I discovered online with Dalje.com, a Croatian site, I came across the following quote[1]. But is the Catholic church being unfairly targeted, and, if so, why? Are atheists innocent of child … Continue reading
Secular Equals Profane?
Throughout history (and probably prehistory) there has been a separation between the sacred and the “profane.” The religious and the secular. The Greeks used what they called a tenemos, which was a physical barrier that surrounded the temple and delineated … Continue reading
Posted in Culture Wars, Spells to Break
Tagged Christianity, religion, secular, secular beliefs, secularism, Superstition
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Ken Ham is a Racist
And probably a bigot. And he’s pissed at PZ Myers for pointing it out. As many know, PZ Myers of the Pharyngula blog, has visited the Creation Museum created by creationist nutter Ken Ham. And he took pictures so the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture Wars, evolution, Spells to Break
Tagged Creation Museum, Ken Ham, Museum, Noah, Pharyngula, PZ Myers, Race-Ethnic-Religious Relations
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What motivates the fear religious nuts have of evolution?
Image via Wikipedia Just a few days ago, the “American Family Association,” an organization of religious fundamentalists bent on imposing their particular superstitions on the rest of the country (U.S.), sent an email “alert” that called for their members to … Continue reading
Posted in Culture Wars, evolution, Spells to Break
Tagged Charles Darwin, darwin, Darwinism, evolution, Natural selection, Texas, United States, US
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Why does religion create killers?
This is an interesting topic and one that I’ve been putting together a blog post about but haven’t gotten around to it yet. Of course, it’s important to note that not all religionists kill. In fact, very few, by comparison … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Scientific Study of Religion, Spells to Break
Tagged homicide, murder, religion
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Church Adverts: Doom & Gloom?
So much for going to church for fellowship and to rejoice with your neighbors and have some fun and be happy. Atheist Revolution has a quick look at a brochure he received in the mail advertising his local church’s programming … Continue reading
Posted in Atheosphere, Spells to Break, Superstition
Tagged apocalypse, end times, Superstition
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