The Adventist Inquisition, Part 6 – The Rest of the Story (for now)
More details have come out about the recent forced resignations at La Serra University. I’ve been wanting to get this out for a few days, but I’ve been too busy […]
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Euthanasia
It seems to me that in the euthanasia or assisted suicide debate it could be really simplified. If you want to suffer a horrible, degrading, and agonizing death because you […]
A Flashback?!?
Today at work, yes another work story (I’ve been at work way too much lately), I went into an area where some associates needed my managerial assistance. After I had […]
Discrimination or Paranoia?
At about 3:30 this afternoon an employee came to the office and asked if he could leave early, around 5:30. His scheduled time off was around 8:00. He was sure […]
Idaho Atheists Adopt-a-Highway
Sunday morning while the good Christians were all at church, nine of us from Idaho Atheists where out cleaning a two mile stretch of Highway 44 near Eagle, ID. We […]
Phallic Symbols at Denver International Airport
It could just as easily be argued that the cross itself is a phallic symbol. After all, applying his logic you can pick and choose which part to look at, […]
Tuesday Science News – Shadow Networks, CMEs, and a Junk Junk
It’s time again for Tuesday Science News! The US State Department is funding development of suitcase wireless network kits to establish shadow networks in countries with repressive regimes that have […]
The Adventist Inquisition, Part 5 – Heads Roll
The following message was sent to the La Sierra University campus: On Friday, June 10, Board Chair Ricardo Graham requested the resignations of Dr. Jeff Kaatz from his position as […]
Barton: Founding Fathers Wanted Creationism Taught In Schools
David Barton is the guy who Mike Huckabee thinks everyone should be forced to listen to, at gun point if need be and the guy who frustrated John Stewart beyond […]
A Hoax in Damascus
The Gay Girl in Damascus blog was a hoax. A fictitious story written by a man. He had this to say for himself: I never expected this level of attention. […]