From Channel 23 (ABC) in California: It starts well, but goes downhill, as usual: For the last few months, the Tehachapi City Council meeting has started off with an invocation prayer, but a letter sent last week from the Freedom From Religion Foundation has Tehachapi residents debating the constitutionality of saying the prayer. Tuesday night’s [...]
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City Council Invocation Currently Being Debated
Posted in FFRF, politics, separation of church and state on September 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’m Sensing a Disconnect
Posted in politics on March 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Maybe its the fact that I lean pretty damn far to the left on the political spectrum, but I don’t understand how people can actually want President Obama to fail. It has been widely reported that Rush Limbaugh has said as such, and repeatedly. There is even a group on Facebook that is called a [...]
Fringe Groups
Posted in atheism, Bill Maher, politics on October 22, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Reading an older review of Religulous today, the reviewer said that Maher purposely picked those wingnuts on the fringes of their respective religions to interview in order to stack the deck in his favor. As possible (and certainly probable) as that is, I’m not sure it’s entirely accurate. When most religions nowadays are characterized by [...]
