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Newt Gingrich says he’s a visionary, but when asked what his vision is, Gingrich can’t do anything but wave an old book in his hands.

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Secular Activists: Let’s Make Rick Santorum Vomit

F. G. Fitzer 2/27/2012

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Let’s send letters to Santorum, with no other content than the message, “Mr. Santorum, I support the separation of church and state.” Every time he reads one of these letters, Santorum will get the urge to puke.

Posted in Election 2012, Politics, Religion, Republicans | Tagged rick santorum, separation of church and state, vomit | 9 Comments

How to Spot a RoboMailer, Lesson #412

Jim Cook 2/23/2012

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Reading automated e-mail blasts can be so much fun. Today Irregular Times receives this missive from “Whitney Reed”: Hello ___, Do you accept guest posts for your site http://thatsmycongress.com/index.php/2009/10/30/christianity-but-not-confucius-for-theocracy-caucus-in-congress/? If so, I would be very interested in submitting an article …

Posted in Mail, Religion | Tagged christian colleges, linkbot, robomailer, seo, spam, whitney reed | Leave a comment

You Islamic Radical – Oops – I Mean Environmentalist!

Peregrin Wood 2/21/2012

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After people heard her accuse President Obama of being a secret Muslim extremist, Alice Stewart came back to MSNBC and said that her use of the phrase “radical Islamic” was just a slip of the tongue. We all can understand that, right? Why, just the other day, I was at the grocery store, and I asked the man at the deli counter for some “thinly sliced radical Islamic”.

Posted in Barack Obama, Election 2012, Environment, Religion, Republicans | Tagged alice stewart, islam, rick santorum | 8 Comments

Map It: Hurricanes and Same-Sex Marriage in the United States

Jim Cook 2/19/2012

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Eat your heart out, John Hagee.

Posted in Politics, Religion, Sex and Gender, State and Local | Tagged gay, god, hurricanes, laws, lgbt, map, marriage, punishment, same sex, same sex marriage | Leave a comment

Is Religious Discrimination In Adoption Okay?

Rowan 2/13/2012

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The religious groups advocating for this law say that they need it to protect their First Amendment freedom of religion. Of course, the groups would be using government money to punish people for their religious beliefs.

Posted in Questions, Religion | Tagged adoption, separation of church and state, virginia | 1 Comment

Rocky Anderson A Presidential Candidate Of No Religion

Peregrin Wood 2/10/2012

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What Rocky Anderson is willing to say, while Obama and the Republicans strike poses of conspicuous Christianity, is that a presidential candidate ought to be judged according to deeds, rather than religious creeds.

Posted in Alternative Parties, Election 2012, Politics, Religion | Tagged christianity, justice party, mormon, rocky anderson, separation of church and state | 7 Comments

Rocky Anderson Presidential Campaign Promotes Separation Of Church And State

jclifford 2/9/2012

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In an economy with high unemployment, Barack Obama’s support for religious discrimination in hiring is particularly cruel. Rocky Anderson, the Justice Party presidential candidate, supports the separation of church and state that Obama so casually casts off.

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Kansas House Speaker Presents Test Of The Power Of Prayer

Peregrin Wood 2/6/2012

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Schlingensiepen and McCollough are themselves pursuing a nasty path of Christian theocracy as they state that it is unacceptable for anyone in public office to “abuse” the Bible, to cite their holy text in a way that they don’t approve of. That’s establishing a religious test for public office, which is specifically prohibited by the Constitution.

Posted in Barack Obama, Politics, Religion, State and Local | Tagged Barack Obama, bible, christianity, curses, kansas, mike oneal, prayer, psalms, separation of church and state, vengeange | 4 Comments

H.R. 3745, Putting All of a Credit Union’s Eggs in the Collection Basket

Jim Cook 2/3/2012

There’s a saying that’s popular among credit unions: “not for profit, not for charity, but for service.” Most people know that credit unions are non-profit organizations that return all their proceeds to members, distinguishing them from banks, institutions whose goal …

Posted in Democrats, Economy, Legislation, Politics, Religion | Tagged 112th congress, charity, churches, congress, corrine brown, credit union, dangerous, faith-based, florida, foreclosure, h.r. 3745, house of representatives, lending, loans, megaloans, prudent, Religion, special favors | 4 Comments

Two National Secular Rallies This Spring

Peregrin Wood 1/31/2012

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There are two major national secular rallies in North America this spring – one in Washington D.C., and the other in British Columbia, Canada.

Posted in Religion | Tagged atheist, british columbia, reason rally, secular, washington d.c. | Leave a comment

How Can Christians Object To Homosexuality In The Star Wars Universe?

Rowan 1/28/2012

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Leviticus declares that “You shall not lie with mankind, as with womankind”. That’s men and women. It doesn’t say anything about what ewoks or wookies should do.

Posted in Media, Religion, Sex and Gender | Tagged bible, christianity, extraterrestrials, family research council, fiction, glbt, lgbt, star wars, tony perkins, video game | 1 Comment

Ram Bomjon Shows How Religious Myths Are Made

jclifford 1/25/2012

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Supporters of Ram Bomjon are now claiming that the so-called Buddha Boy has been meditating for six years straight without eating, drinking, or moving, even though photographs and video document his frequent movements and vigorous activities.

Posted in Religion | Tagged buddhism, legend, magic, meditation, mythology, nepal, ram bomjon, siddhartha | 14 Comments

Occupy Magick

jclifford 1/6/2012

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The moderator of the Magicians Alliance on Occupii is among those practitioners who hold to the model of moral dualism. The rejection of the Left is not a refusal to admit liberals, but an admonition for those who intend to apply the esoteric arts for the benefit of the Occupy movement to do so with an ethical framework in place.

Posted in Activism, Moral Values, Religion | Tagged esoteric, magick, occult, occupii, occupy movement | 4 Comments

Rick Santorum Suddenly Surging With Cash From Shadowy Sources

jclifford 12/31/2011

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I’d like to know whether any of the millions of dollars of federal government money that has gone to the Iowa Family Policy Center is being used by Chuck Hurley operate the Leaders For Families Super PAC on behalf of Rick Santorum. The Super PAC has been created in such a way, however, that makes it impossible to track that money down.

Posted in Election 2012, Mysteries, Politics, Religion, Republicans | Tagged bob vander plaats, charles hurley, chuck hurley, focus on the family, independent expenditures, iowa family policy center, Leaders for Families Super PAC, red white and blue fund, rick santorum, the family leader | 1 Comment

God Punishes San Diego for Same-Sex Navy Kiss with… Warm Sunshine

Jim Cook 12/26/2011

Prominent religious fundamentalists in America… Stephen Bennett Harold Camping Graham Dow John Hagee Yehuda Levin John Piper Pat Robertson … have repeatedly insisted that God uses the weather as an instrument of punishing judgment when gay and lesbian people in …

Posted in Moral Values, Religion, Sex and Gender | Tagged first kiss, fundamentalist, homosexuality, judgment, lesbian, navy, punishment, same sex, san diego, weather | 4 Comments

Religion Mixed Much More Into Obama Campaign Than Jill Stein and Rocky Anderson Campaigns

Peregrin Wood 12/25/2011