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Tag Archives: Superstition
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.
Gratuitous Stephen Hawking Post
Image by Getty Images via @daylife From the there-never-really-was-any-reason-to-believe-to-begin-with-department. Everybody’s talking about it: Stephen Hawking has a new book coming out, The Grand Design, in which he departs somewhat from his previous comments about the divine in A Brief History … Continue reading
Posted in Wrong Ideas
Tagged Albert Einstein, Brief History of Time, cosmology, god, Grand Design, Personal god, reality, Stephen Hawking, Superstition, theology
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Michael Voris Makes As Much Sense As Two Dead Flies
That’s what a friend of mine used to say when anyone else would just say, “WTF?” He would say, “that makes about as much sense as two dead flies.” And that was my first thought when I watched Michael Voris’ … Continue reading
Posted in Culture Wars
Tagged catholic church, cult, democracy, michael voris, Secular humanism, Superstition, theocracy
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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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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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Send the Bail Out bill to god
As Congress makes official the $700 billion financial system bail out, the question then becomes, “who gets the bill?” If you read the Time.com article on Oct. 3rd, you might agree that Maybe We Should Blame god For the Sub … Continue reading
Posted in Superstition
Tagged magical thinking, prosperity gospel, subprime, Superstition
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Sarah Palin and Witchcraft
embedded by Embedded VideoYouTube Direkt It was bad enough that the first 1 min. 40 sec. of this video depicts Christian superstitions of “laying hands” and intercessory prayer for wealth, status and advancement. But then, Thomas Muthee, an African witchdoctor/minister, … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Cults, Spells to Break, Superstition
Tagged mccain, palin, religion, sarah palin, Superstition, Witchcraft
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Religious Superstition: The Holy Ghost, Snakes, and Glossolalia
Many people that might stumble upon my blog are probably already aware of Pentecostal snake handlers and people who purport to speak in tongues. Let me begin with a short video: embedded by Embedded Video Speaking in tongues, or glossolalia, … Continue reading
Posted in Spells to Break, Superstition
Tagged Christianity, pentecostal, religion, snake handling, Superstition
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Sarah Palin’s Churches: See the Superstition and the Bigotry for Yourself
embedded by Embedded Video The superstition is present throughout the video. You see Palin speaking at her church in Wassila with snippets of relevant video, audio and text. There’s a cell phone “anointing” in which the dead is alleged to … Continue reading
Religion Doesn’t Get a Free Ride
Sorry, but it just doesn’t. There are more comments in the 1800Flowers.com post than any other on Breaking Spells (and I’m not ashamed to admit the Pharyngula Effect is fun while it lasts) and some of them revolve around the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture Wars, New Atheism, Scientific Study of Religion
Tagged religion, skeptic, Superstition
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