Month October 2007
Atheists Host Pornographic Christian Art Exhibit—Rather odd. A bunch of people who supposedly want nothing to do with religion going to see an exhibit about religion. I suppose they want attention, the poor things. 400,000 Traditional Anglican Converts In One… Continue Reading →
Not to seem too much like Andy Rooney but have to ask; have you ever noticed that atheists nowadays tend to be more evangelistic than believers? Look at the comment boxes in religious blogs. You can’t go too far without… Continue Reading →
I have seen this story lurking around for the last few days. Apparently, the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC), a traditional independent off-shoot of the Anglican communion, which boasts of some 400,000 members worldwide has sent a letter to the See… Continue Reading →
United Nations: Latin Lovers Conversation—Jose y Manuela: A Love Story. My take on how the United Nations thinks the Church spreads AIDS. A Long Time Ago, In a Monastery Far, Far Away…—Well…not so long and not so far! Kucinich Sees… Continue Reading →
According to the United Nations, there are many conversations occurring in Latin America similar to the one below: Manuela: Jose, you are a very handsome man. I wish to make love to you. Jose: Si, Manuela. I can feel your… Continue Reading →
Check out these amazing photos of a place far away and a time long, long ago… Oh, yeah. This is the Clear Creek Abbey near Tulsa Oklahoma. They are making significant progress on a new monastery. Check out the story… Continue Reading →
Kucinich Sees UFO – I’m Not Kidding—If you know them by the company they keep, clearly aliens are not as advanced as we thought. A Great Re-Renovation—A simply stunning Church renovation in Peoria. Plus an information bleg. Scienctists Push Parallel… Continue Reading →
I knew Dennis Kucinich was crazy but…I had no idea he was this crazy. So kudos to all Democrats who knew enough not to give him any support in the Democratic Primary. The eternally loopy Shirley Maclaine in her new… Continue Reading →
My friend Matt Fish pointed out to me a church which shows the reform of the reform in architectural terms: Sacred Heart Church in Peoria, Illinois. The parish web site shows the renovation in great detail, though it does not… Continue Reading →
Chesterton was right when he said, “When people stop believing in God, they don’t believe in nothing — they believe in anything.” This news article from howstuffworks.com about where our best and brightest minds of science are leading us proves… Continue Reading →