Posted on 20 May 2011. Tags: atheism, christianity, faith, fox hole, near death experience, plausible deniability, rational thought, reason, Religionism
Deputy Secretary of Defense Scott Turlock spoke from the Pentagon this week to announce news that portends even more paradigm challenges for the United States military forces.
“Well we don’t know how he got there either. Our plate’s pretty full right now just trying to make the new gay policy happen. We’ve asked Congress for money to buy bigger plates, but that’s stuck in conference right now, so we messed up. I know it’s an honored tradition in the military since World War Two, there are no ‘atheists in foxholes’ but turns out there is one.” Read the full story
Posted in Religionism, War Zone
Posted on 10 January 2011. Tags: Christians, churches, faith, god, Politics, Religionism, steeples, Texas
Raisin, TX-The East Texas town of Raisin has found itself in a predictable predicament culminating from the holier-than-thou atmosphere that often pervades small towns across the United States.
When you approach Raisin, a town of 2500 that sits in a dale along a two-lane highway, a gigantic weathered sign depicts an intimate close-up of a strikingly Aryan Jesus on what is arguably one of his worst days. Read the full story
Posted in Human Interest, Religionism
Posted on 13 January 2010. Tags: baseball, confession, faith, home run, Mark, McGwire, Sports, steroids
NEW YORK, NY (GlossyNews) — During a fifty-minute interview with Bob Costas on the MLB Network yesterday, former St. Louis Cardinals slugger Mark McGwire confessed tearfully that he had turned to prayer in order to treat injuries that had kept him off the field repeatedly in the early 1990s. Read the full story
Posted in Scandals
Posted on 29 November 2009. Tags: American Democracy, education, faith, flaws, informed decisions versus emotionally potent oversimplifications, Middle East soldiers dying, necessary illusions, war
When Alexander Hamilton signed the Constitution of United States in 1775, he defined democracy and freedom in the following way: “The sacred rights of mankind, [human freedom,] are not to be rummaged for, among old parchments, or musty records. They are written, as with a sun beam in the whole volume of human nature, by the hand of the divinity itself; and can never be erased or obscured by mortal power.” Read the full story
Posted in Serious Commentary
Posted on 07 October 2009. Tags: artificial vaginal hymens, faith, intimacy, islam, love, Sharia Law, virginity
A leading Egyptian Islamic scholar has demanded (based on his own barbaric vigilante authority) that people caught importing a female virginity-faking device into the basket case country should be arrested by the Mutaween religious police, summarily tried under Sharia law and face the death penalty if convicted. Read the full story
Posted in Gadgets & Gizmos
Posted on 03 October 2009. Tags: christianity, death of established Christian religion, faith, how to fill the church pews, humility, mass, sermon
A senior bishop claims the Church of England must shed its upper class ‘Mamon & Snobfords’ supermarket image to attract more of the ‘Grotty Grocer’ type of unemployed landless peasant worshippers away from Sunday morning breakfast TV and Scrapheap Challenge repeats – and back to God’s exalted Sabbath portals. Read the full story
Posted in Religionism, Society
Posted on 01 November 2008. Tags: christianity, faith, god, gop, john mccain, mccain, palin, sarah palin
God, highest imagined power in all the universe, perhaps best known as the creator of day and night, took a few minutes away from his daily chore of answering billions of prayers for wealth, fame and sexual partners to publicly address a persistent request from one of his most visible, though least faithful followers, John McCain. “No,” said God, with a chorus of angels in accompaniment. “I will not honor the requests of you or Sarah Palin. Sorry. I have bigger things to deal with and you should stop praying to me for this.” Read the full story
Posted in Politics, Religionism
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