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92% of Americans believe in God or a universal spirit, Pew survey finds "Californians, however, are less likely to consider religion 'very important.' Of the 36,000 people surveyed, 42% said they think Hollywood is a corrupting influence." Hooray for Hollywood?
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At a party last night, I was with a group of six or so people that went to a dark room to tell ghost stories. At the insistence of the group, I spun a yarn to live up to my reputation as a story-teller. After another guy told us about how the laser tag place he works at is haunted, I dramatically shared...
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...but here's ANOTHER! Ahhh, you suckers! [youtube:k-7Y0j9FiIg]
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i think that there will always be people justifying irrationality in the face of logic proof that they are wrong. "dinosaur fossils? GOD put those here to test our faith!" if god is logically, completely, rationally disproven, somebody will say, "disproof of GOD? GOD made that proof possible...
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After having listened to a pair of earlier podcasts, that is 502 and 511, regarding the irrationality of agnosticism, I was left with some questions as to the reasoning behind the invalidation of the assertions of the philosophy. As I am, for the most part, atheistic, I agree with the essence of the...
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Put your head between your knees and kiss your religion goodbye. You've been worshiping the sun and the zodiac this whole time! Man, what an incredible video. My only complaint is that they seem to completely fumble it in the last 5 minutes... but the other hour and 45 minutes is pure gold. Check...
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Get this... A student was expelled from the Art Institute of Portland for questioning a girl's belief in... wait for it... wait for it... LEPRECHAUNS!!! (via digg )
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I'm sorry for the misunderstanding... I didn't mean to imply that I disagreed with you. I'm just trying to clarify the concept for both of us. We may both be able to learn something by mashing our ideas together. I think what's sounding discordant in our duet here is the concept of "supernature...
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I'm sure this has already been discussed, but it dawns on me that it is almost a requirement to forego Christianity when one begins to embrace Market Anarchy. I may be overgeneralizing, but the empirical approach to life seems to preclude, or directly attack, much of the "just have faith" dogma of organized...
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