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Category Archives: Uncategorized
Using my real name
Having put up a few posts under my real name already, I should introduce myself. Mine may be a familiar byline to some of you who follow issues of law and litigation; my main blog is Overlawyered, where I just … Continue reading
“Defamation of religions” at the United Nations
As Canada’s National Post reports, they’re still at it: Islamic countries Monday won United Nations backing for an anti-blasphemy measure Canada and other Western critics say risks being used to limit freedom of speech. Combating Defamation of Religions passed 85 … Continue reading
On debates to have….
In response to comments, I will state beforehand that I won’t be discussing the existence of God or Creationism much. Evolution is true. I would just as rather discuss the validity of Newtonianism, Astrology, the molecule or phlogistan. In other … Continue reading
Posted in Administration, debate, Science & Faith, Uncategorized
Tagged conversion, creation and evolution
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Smiling Secularism
James Dobson has responded to Kathleen Parker’s oogedy-boogedy editorial. He says that when people such as Obama ask the religiously motivated to translate their concerns into universal, rather than religion-specific, values, that this is “secularism with a smile.”
Religion and War
This is from the HBO show Generation Kill. The scene, which contains some adult language, is about what role, if any, a clergy-man should have among Marines. The last line – “Now Brad has just pissed off God” – follows … Continue reading
Welcome Ann Althouse readers
The blogger hails this site as a “welcome addition to the Blogroll” and reflects on the term unbeliever, quoting commenter Balfegor who recalls this choice passage from Albrecht Durer: O God please smite the unbelievers with your holy wrath. Make … Continue reading
A broad church, god willing!
A follow up on John’s comment, speaking for myself only I see this as being a place which is both very latitudinarian in religious and political opinion (within reasonable bounds of course!). One reason I saw a need for this sort … Continue reading
A note on civility
Well, this started with a bang. I implore readers to disagree and discuss in a civil manner. Otherwise, do not be surprised if your opinions are excised during periodic bowdlerizations….
From comments
A sampling of comments of potentially wider interest among the many posted so far: I love the Corner and am thrilled you’ve started this blog. I think ‘Religious Based Values’ will lose the party more elections. However, please note, one … Continue reading →