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Daily Archives: November 3, 2011
Judge William Adams Alludes to the Bible as He Beats His Daughter, Hallie
The below video shows Aransas County Court-at-Law Judge, William Adams of Texas, reminding his 16-year-old daughter, Hallie, of the apostle Paul’s commandment to obey your father and mother (see 4:20 in the clip) as he beats the living shit out of her for downloading … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, child abuse, God, hallie, Islam, Jesus, judge william adams, religion, the Bible, torture, violence
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Islamists Firebomb Charlie Hebdo Magazine. Time’s Bruce Crumley Blames the Magazine.
This is simply breathtaking for its grotesqueness. A French newspaper practices freedom of the press, printing some satire directed toward Islam; the paper is subsequently firebombed by religious fanatics; and Bruce Crumley, Time magazine’s bureau chief in Paris, castigates the … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, atheist, free speech, freedom of the press, God, Islam, Jesus, muhammad, Paris
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Paul Wallace Claims Fundamentalism, Gnu Atheism, and Modernism Are All Doomed
In a blog post at RD Magazine titled, “Atheism is Doomed,” Paul Wallace draws a curious equivalence between fundamentalism and atheism for which he provides no evidence: [T]he sound and fury of contemporary religious fundamentalism is the last desperation of a dying worldview. It … Continue reading
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Tagged apologetics, atheism, critical thinking, enlightenment, fundamentalism, gnu atheism, modernism, reason, the Enlightenment, Voltaire
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