Is a Facebook page devoted to Jesus Christ actually more popular than the Facebook pages for Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber? Father Jonathan Morris takes a look, and discusses religion and social media in general.
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June 6, from 6 am to 6 pm, is Atheist Pride Day.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Fox News: Atheist's Lottery Prayer Answered
His Catholic mother threw holy water on him when he is asleep. (Eveil bitch).
Somehow all forget gambling is a sin.
Aired May 29, 2011 on Fox & Friends, Fox News
Somehow all forget gambling is a sin.
Aired May 29, 2011 on Fox & Friends, Fox News
Monday, May 30, 2011
The Gods are fucking you
Does Heaven Exist?
BBC "The Big Question" ask: Does Heaven Exist?
Does Heaven Exist? Video 1/2
Does Heaven Exist? video 2/2 with a buddhist
Aired BBC1 29 May 2011
Does Heaven Exist? Video 1/2
Does Heaven Exist? video 2/2 with a buddhist
Aired BBC1 29 May 2011
Sunday, May 29, 2011
How to confuse a creationist - 1
Coveted Golden Crocoduck nominee Chris Johnson learns about ring species. Sorry to make you dizzy, Chrissy.
James Robison: Mike Huckabee's Mentor
Crazy Christian James Robison, who gave Mike Huckabee his start in the Religious Right, riles up the crowd at the Watchmen on the Wall conference.
Why Evolution is Difficult: An American Perspective
Genie Scott explains to a British audience the genesis of the American anti-evolution movement, the rise of "creation science" and "intelligent design", and how they're spreading beyond American shores.
Where: QED Conference, Manchester, Great Britain.
When: 2/6/2011
Where: QED Conference, Manchester, Great Britain.
When: 2/6/2011
Harry Jackson: Martin Luther King Would Oppose Gay Marriage
Harry Jackson says Martin Luther King would side with the Religious Right in opposing marriage equality.
May 2011
Harry Jackson: There were members of his family who were for gay marriage, others were against. I know this: King basically spoke from two vantage points that he thought were very, very sacred within the American culture - one was the Bible and the other was the Constitution. And I think what we're dealing with here is that from a biblical perspective, King no doubt would have been with us biblically. And I think, again, the lines of what is exactly the right of an American to do, I've got a hard time believing that "the pursuit of happiness" crosses into some of these areas. So I think that King would be with us, as a preacher first.
Question: Just to clarify: you're saying Dr. King would be against gay marriage?
Harry Jackson: Yes. Very specifically, yes. Because it's against what is clearly written in Scripture. And if you listen to any of his messages, that clarion call to scriptural accountability even to the point when his own house was firebombed and folks came up in Montgomery armed and ready to go fight folks, he said "no, no, no, we will turn the other cheek."
So there was not just a tacit biblical acceptance or kind of whitewashing, if I can use that phrase, certain kinds of behaviors and say this is Christian, this is not. I think there was an inherent commitment to those issues in our social culture.
May 2011
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