Ever in search of new experiences, I went to church on my own for the first time ever. Church-going folk always seem delighted to welcome non-church-going folk. That pleasing fact makes me smile down deep inside. I sat discreetly in … Continue reading →
Many people point to Scandinavia as an example of a successful, moral atheism. Anyone who has paid attention knows that Denmark and Sweden are among the least religious nations in the world. Polls asking about belief in God, the importance … Continue reading →
About ten years ago, I was very taken withThe Straight Dope, and every now and then – and against my better judgment – I go back and read it for old times’ sake. The same things about the style of … Continue reading →
Y’all have been following the there is probably no god campaign on buses in London? You can make your own now.
Oh dear. I could watch Rowan Atkinson all day.
The blogosphere is positively throbbing with indignation over Kathleen Parker’s column in the post where she coined a lively new phrase for the branch of the Republican party that most troubles the rest of us: To be more specific, the … Continue reading →
That’s not Malted milk ball eyes atop a noodle monster! The Times is going downhill. Pretty soon they’ll be using captions like man with beard and sandals on a cross or boy with elephant head.