Jesus Fades
Another good one from Jesus and Mo: Next week, the satire will be my own original work.
4-Year-Old Southern Preacher
The world’s youngest preacher? Did you catch his answer to why he likes to preach? “Because I just want to, I see my daddy preach all the time.” The kid […]
“I wish more people were like that”
So on my lunch break today I went through the Taco Bell drive through. The cashier asked me if I wanted to donate $1 to a diabeties research foundation they’re […]
Thursday Question – Why did I pick dwnomad as the name for my blog?
For the last few week’s I’ve been addressing excerpts of an email from “Bill.” I’m not done with it, but the next few will take more time to adequately address […]
Gnostics – Part 1: Not to be confused with agnostics
When I was in the seminary I was on the New Testament Honors Track. To qualify you had to have a BA in Theology and pass the Greek entrance exam, […]
Tuesday Science News – ISS, Exoplanets, Cool Stars, a New Titi, and More!
Russia had a failed cargo launch last week that is calling into question several upcoming Soyuz launches. This was actually the second consecutive Russian rocket failure this month. If they […]
Could Obama be any more two sided?
Just in case anybody thinks I like Obama, let’s be clear, I do not. He is a duplicitous autocrat with a silver tongue. He seems to merge the authoritarianism of […]
Atheists, Agnostics, and Seat Belts
Penn Jillette as a guest on fellow atheist Adam Carolla’s Podcast talking about the difference between atheists, agnostics, and…well, you’ll see. It’s always good to have magicians and comedians on […]
Bachmann and the Hurricane
Hurricane Irene has killed several people, caused billions of dollars in property damage, and has left millions of people without power. Irene was a tragic natural disaster. Of course this […]
Robertson: Crack In Washington Monument A Sign From God
Robertson wonders if it’s a sign from God. That’s easy to respond to: No, it’s physics. Earthquakes happen. Sure, they are a lot more common on the West Coast than […]