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He doesn’t like “a Richard Simmons, hippie, queer Christ”: Mark Driscoll, a Seattle Religious Authoritarian, is Profiled in the NY Times
Can we just start calling some fundamentalist “Christian” leaders by a more accurate designation: religious authoritarians? And instead of calling the places that they build “mega-churches,” can we call them what they actually are: personality-driven mega-cults assisted by the shameless use of contemporary … Continue reading
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Tagged agnosticism, authoritarianism, Calvinism, feminism, gay equality, homosexuality, Mark Driscoll, mars hill, psychology, reason, Seattle, women's rights
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“Life, Death, Inflation, and Deflation”: The Eeerie Magic of Trash Bag Art
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A 14th Century Woman Pleasuring Herself—With Reading
I like the image below because the woman’s expression, as she holds a book and looks down upon it, is serene, and her other hand, in her lap, is suggestive of self-pleasure. Here we have an image, from prior to the … Continue reading
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Prometheus Unbound 