Insults and offence
What issues people find offensive or take as insults always interests me. Before getting into the big one that I’m sure everybody’s thinking about, I want to cover some pretty […]
Atheism
The Religious Antagonist takes on the National Day of Prayer
I had to work on this year’s unconstitutionally declared National Day of Prayer so I missed out on the protest. It’s good to see what those who were able to […]
Lighthouses > Churches – Mini
Furries of Folklife Ok… Well the last guy might not qualify, but thought I’d share anyway. Happy Memorial Day Take some time and teach the younger ones why this day […]
The obsession with numbers
Why are people so goddamn obsessed with numbers. It doesn’t matter what it is, but people will hone in on it. How big’s your TV? What year is your car? […]
The timelessness of God
Damn hardwood floors
My den has horrible acoustics. If you listen to the Atheist Nomads episode we released yesterday, Wesley sounds great and I sound like crap. Part of the issue was that […]
Lighthouses > Churches – Morons, Mormons, & King Tut
Chickenshit Asshats The all girls school of Bibi Hajera in the provincial capital of Talokhan was attacked by the taliban. In Northern Afghanistan 122 girls and three teachers were poisoned […]
We have a podcast now!
Check out the pilot episode of the Atheist Nomads, a brand new podcast (and oggcast) that Wesley and I have started. Following a pretty typical format we start off BS’ing […]
Living for today
John Lennon’s godless ballad “Imagine” is great, here’s A Perfect Circle’s cover of it, followed by my thoughts on the topic. Imagine there’s no heaven It’s easy if you try […]
Lighthouses > Churches – Fathers & Secrets
Kids Fathered by Fathers Rev. Thomas Williams, a strident chap, admitted to having a child years ago. As a lecturer, author, moral theologian, and talking head on television, he has […]