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Category Archives: religion
To heaven with a handgun
Would you buy a used apocalypse from these people? More information here. “By Monday, the Stones’ house stood empty, its front door ajar and two dogs still tied up in the muddy yard, which was littered with dilapidated furniture, a … Continue reading
The finest dead
Well, what an unsettling experience. Our last afternoon in Palermo and we found ourselves up near the Capuchin monastery, the one whose catacombs are filled with the dried and mummified remains of some of Palermo’s most important citizens. Originally, the … Continue reading
Posted in death, palermo, religion
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Philopassianism
One of the many odd notions peculiar to the religious mindset is that pain is a good thing. This isn’t the same as masochism, which allows that pain is fun, a source of gratification, etc. but does not, I think, … Continue reading
Posted in binetti, pope, religion
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Vatican update!
The Vatican has been having a bit of a rough time these past few days. News arrives from Poland that the ‘miracle‘ needed to sanctify GP2 smells a bit fishy, news that has been roundly denied by B16. In 2006, … Continue reading
Posted in corruption, hypocrisy, italy, politics, pope, religion, vatican
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Fuck off, Binetti
Good news for all those people, like me, who know that the best way of getting rid of Berlusconi is to concentrate votes on the Partito Democratico (PD), but just can’t stomach it while Paola Binetti, fundamentalist catholic and – … Continue reading
Posted in berlusconi, binetti, homophobia, italy, PD, politics, religion
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Holy moly
This may resemble a sacred anatomical relic, like Saint Bartholomew’s foreskin or the toe-clippings of some martyred Roman matron, but it’s actually the central part of a chiropodist’s window display in the Cortes quarter of Madrid. The rest of the … Continue reading
Posted in holiday, religion, spain
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News from the very dark cave
The region of Emilia-Romagna has recently established that couples, including those with children, (in lay speak, ‘families’) are entitled to welfare provisions whether they’re married or not. This has attracted the anathema of the local befrocked wingnut cardinal, a certain … Continue reading
Posted in justice, religion, very dark cave
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Shock horror: Homophobic obscurantist has top job
I discovered an interesting fact about Italy’s National Research Council (CNR) today, thanks to a letter in Repubblica. The CNR is a state-financed public organization that, according to its website, exists “to carry out, promote, spread, transfer and improve research … Continue reading
Posted in creationism, homophobia, italy, religion, science, very dark cave
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That’s what Christmas is about
http://www.youtube.com/v/P8Aq00yJSxo&hl=en&fs=1&rel=0 Thank you for this, Adult Christianity.
Posted in religion
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