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Freethinker: : one that forms opinions on the basis of reason independently of authority; especially : one who doubts or denies religious dogma By all means let's be open-minded, but not so open-minded that our brains drop out. Richard Dawkins, in "Science, Delusion and the Appetite for Wonder,"
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- Stardust
- I love to write, read, paint, draw, take photos, listen to music, travel, and stargaze. If I could live my life over again I would be an astronomer. “Sometimes I think we're alone in the universe, and sometimes I think we're not. In either case the idea is quite staggering. Arthur C. Clarke
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- Sign, sign everywhere a sign
- Yet another example of not-so-intelligent design
- Missing NY pastor found at Ohio strip club
- Sunday funny
- Is the distant universe really what it appears to be?
- Bill Maher on religion
- Earth Hour 2008 - Will It Matter?
- What a waste of tax dollars
- Narcissists and religion
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- When will people learn that prayer is ineffective?
- Keeping kids ignorant for Jesus
- Praying pup
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- Margaret Atwood discusses religion and the dangers...
- Easter - Christian or Pagan?
- Atheist Blogroll now has 600 members!
- FirstFreedomFirst.org presents “A Simulcast Event”
- Blog Against Theocracy March 21-23, 2008
- OSTARA: Spring Goddess of Fertility.
- Ten Most Historically Inaccurate Movies
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- Following in Dubya's footsteps
- Good question
- It’s that S & M time of year again . . .
- Indonesian "hobbit" debate continues
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- Origins of Easter
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- Borg similarities to Fundamentalists
- “Allowing pharmacists to put their religious belie...
- Sam Harris - Misconceptions About Atheism
- Tainted water
- Christopher Hitchens Illustrated
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- Robin Ince on Creationism
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- Kind of looks like FSM and his Noodly Appendages
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- Our choices suck
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6 comments:
LOL that last one!
Really don't see why the bugger Ralph Nader is running yet again, unless he likes the idea of ruining election chances for the Dems.
I like to think of it in these terms:
The repugs will gladly pander to the right-wing religious freaks, while the dems won't. Thats why I'm a dem and voting dem, no matter who it be, cum November.
The Democrats pander to an even worse set of right-wing religious freaks than the GOP, specifically the ones living in Palestine and Iran.
That's why I'm voting McCain in November.
Oh yeah, things are going so well in Iraq under the direction of the Bush administration. That's why the president of Iran went to Iraq for a "brotherly love" visit.
Now what is it McJeebus is going to save us from exactly?
And who will the McCain you vote for in November morph into after he gets sworn in? It's anyone's guess...he changes positions like the weather. He could morph right back into a liberal again...much to your dismay, not the liberals.
If I was a Republican I would not be happy with my choice, either. That's the point I am trying to make. We have no choices this time around.
I agree. They are not the best, but I don't think they're the worst either (we already have that). However, if they started running campaign ads like this or this, eh, I might pay attention.
(and it sounds like someone *wink*wink*nod*nod* missplaced their Ronnie Ray-gun blow-up doll.)
The last one was hilarious! Yeah, not very good choices.
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