Monthly Archives: February 2012

From the most excellent Honest Atheist.

What’s the difference between a Nepalese Shaman and a Christian Priest? Note: This insane shaman and superstitious celebrity unrelated to the news article below. Exhibit A: KATHMANDU — A mob burned alive a 40-year-old woman on Friday after accusing her … Continue reading →

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Where would we be without Christian morality? The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops – which today called for contraception coverage to be removed from the Affordable Care Act – is comprised of 271 active and 185 retired bishops. Among them … Continue reading →

Photo: Mel Evans/Associated Press In 2002, a scandal of sexual abuse of minors by Roman Catholic priests was uncovered in New York and Bridgeport. Then, Cardinal Egan (pictured above) issued an apology on behalf of the church. Now, 10 years … Continue reading →

An article calling for the destruction of Israel and genocide has appeared on numerous official government and military websites in Iran. It includes maps and tactical plans. Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Monday endorsed a new doctrine explaining … Continue reading →

The President of Iran is on a mission from Allah. He said this in a speech: “The Islamic Revolution will prepare grounds for a much bigger event in the world. [...] Liberalism and the so-called advocates of freedom and human … Continue reading →

If you’re baptized and change your mind later in life, tough luck. Christianity doesn’t allow unbaptizing. Once in, you can never leave. Also, they can baptize you after you’re dead. You lose. But who said we need to accept their … Continue reading →

Apparently, God sees a difference between honest and dishonest rape. At least, that’s what The Almighty’s voice said when it appeared in the head of this 76 year old white male U.S. Presidential Candidate. Click for video: So there you … Continue reading →

16-year-old girl sued her city because her high school auditorium had a Christian prayer on the wall, where it has hung for 49 years. A federal judge ruled in her favor, saying that the prayer’s presence is unconstitutional. The ruling … Continue reading →