Stephen Colbert presents I Believe from The Book of Mormon at 65th Tony Awards.
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Richard Dawkins interviews Illusionist Derren Brown
Richard Dawkins interviews Illusionist Derren Brown (Enemies of Reason Uncut Interviews)
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QI - Death (Halloween Special)
A Halloween-themed episode, with Andy Parsons, Clive Anderson and Sean Lock.
QI Series D Episode 5 - Death (Halloween Special)
QI Series D Episode 5 - Death (Halloween Special)
The video every atheist must see right now (A Bible reading)
A Christian tryes to be interesting. Epic fail.
The Book of Mormon - A Religious Mission
Hear from the creators of The Book of Mormon, the new show opening in London's West End on Monday 25 February 2013.
Josh Gad, Elder Cunningham
Andrew Rannells, Elder Price
Josh Gad, Elder Cunningham
Andrew Rannells, Elder Price
Monday, November 11, 2013
Thank You God - Tim Minchin
Tim: "For some time I've been keeping certain tunes off t'internet in order to ensure audiences of my live shows get a few surprises. I like surprises. However, as an Easter gift I'm putting the Tim Minchin and the Heritage Orchestra version of "Thank You God" up on the YouTubular for y'all to enjoy. I do hope you do.
Taken from Tim Minchin and The Heritage Orchestra (Live at the Royal Albert Hall).
Taken from Tim Minchin and The Heritage Orchestra (Live at the Royal Albert Hall).
This Is What Jesus Would Do?
Video about how American Christians act in 2013, just like their lord and savior Jesus Christ.
Bill Maher, 11-8-2013,
Bill Maher, 11-8-2013,
South Park Tells About the Foundation of Mormonism and Joseph Smith
Dumb, Dumb, Dumb, Dumb, Dumb! South Park brilliantly tells the story of the foundation of Mormonism by Joseph Smith in upstate New York.
What South Park didn't say is *why* Smith created this religion. He did so to justify having multiple (40+) underage wives, which didn't sit too well with the Quakers in upstate New York. The funniest part of this video is that it's all true! And human came from another planet, and if you were neutral in Elohim's battle with Lucifer, your skin was tainted black.
What South Park didn't say is *why* Smith created this religion. He did so to justify having multiple (40+) underage wives, which didn't sit too well with the Quakers in upstate New York. The funniest part of this video is that it's all true! And human came from another planet, and if you were neutral in Elohim's battle with Lucifer, your skin was tainted black.
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