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Category Archives: religion
A wheel within a wheel
This is a convent wheel, currently in the Santa Chiara museum in Naples. I’d never seen one before. It was used in the convents of closed orders, whenever communication with the rest of the world was required. The nun would … Continue reading
Posted in naples, religion
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Update from the very dark cave
According to a story in today’s Sun, a woman in Britain who’s been told that her unborn child has one body but two heads – an extreme example of conjoined twins -has decided to go ahead with the pregnancy. She’s … Continue reading
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All sorts of fun activities
http://www.liveleak.com/e/eb1_1230835836This is from Liveleak, and was first spotted by Matthew Gallaway’s cousin. My thanks to them both.
This is all we need
I worried about this some time ago. It looks as though I was right to be worried. (From 3 quarks daily) Sorry, you need to click on the graph to see it properly – I can’t make it shrink to fit…
Posted in creationism, evolution, islam, religion
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Witchcraft
Thank you, Jesus’ General, for this. http://www.godtube.com/flvplayer.swf
Posted in gay, religion
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Mammon, Mormon
The Mormons are crying foul as they get picked on for bankrolling the Yes to Prop 8 campaign. It really isn’t fair. After all, they only raised something like half of the more than 30 million dollars used to deny … Continue reading
Posted in bigotry, homophobia, religion
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Recursion
This great photograph accompanies an article in today’s Guardian about the ex-missionary and linguist, Daniel Everett, and his experiences with an Amazonian tribe, as a result of which he’s had probelms not only with God, and his family, but also … Continue reading
Marriage, shmarriage
The joy of Obama’s victory has been slightly soured by the votes in California and elsewhere against gay marriages, confirmation – if that were needed – of Obama’s extraordinary ability to draw on a wide variety of constituencies, including many … Continue reading
Posted in homophobia, marriage, religion
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Naughty Peter
The unsavoury Peter Mullen, (so sorry, the unsavoury Reverend Doctor Peter Mullen) may have been obliged to delete his blog, but the offending passage about tattooing gays can still be found in a cache. (I have ZeFrog to thank for … Continue reading
Posted in homophobia, hypocrisy, peter mullen, religion
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