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Daily Archives: March 13, 2009
The Quiverfull Movement and the Quiverfull Woman: Salon.com Does an Article on a Curious Patriarchal Fundamentalist Meme
Salon.com looks into the “Quiverfull movement” here. It’s a curious meme that helps disseminate one’s genes. I wonder what Richard Dawkins would make of this. Money quote: Vyckie Garrison wasn’t sure she wanted to use her real name in this … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, birth control, Christianity, contraception, ecology, fundamentalism, Jesus, memes, overpopulation, philosophy, religion, women's rights
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Ideas Have Consequences—and So Does the Misreading of Ideas: Ricky Gervais on Hitler Reading Nietzsche
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Tagged adolf hitler, fascism, Friedrich Nietzsche, Hitler, Holocaust, philosophy, Politics, religion, ricky gervais, the Holocaust, World War II
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Family Circus Meets Friedrich Nietzsche
All truly great thoughts are conceived by walking. Convictions are more dangerous foes of truth than lies. It is hard enough to remember my opinions, without also remembering my reasons for them! A truly brilliant website where … Continue reading
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Tagged cartoons, comedy, family circus, Friedrich Nietzsche, innocence to experience, philosophy, Politics, psychology, religion, William Blake
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Fleeing Obama’s America? Obsidian Wings Deconstructs the Inane Libertarian “Going Galt” Ayn Rand Movement
Some Ayn Rand enthusiasts have it in their heads that they are indispensible to the running of the global economy, and are now speaking of “Going Galt”—taking leave of our now thoroughly collectivized—and Obamaized—civilization, and taking up residence together in … Continue reading
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Tagged America, atlas shrugged, Ayn Rand, conservatism, going galt, Henry David Thoreau, john galt, michelle malkin, Politics, rush limbaugh, Sean Hannity, taxes
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