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Is Occupy Bigger Than Jesus?
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Judging by global search trends, the Occupy Movement is not bigger than Jesus, but for a time it was bigger than Lady Gaga: But in the news Occupy was definitely bigger than Jesus this summer and fall, at least until …
Posted in Activism, Media, Religion
Tagged bigger than jesus, google, jesus, lady gaga, occupy, occupy movement, trends, xbox
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Time To Curb The Rampant Spirituality Of Christmas
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When it’s time to pass the collection plate, spirituality suddenly doesn’t mind materialism so much. The spiritual organizations, too, will perish if all they get from their members is a smile and the repetition of a careworn story about a baby born in a barn.
Pope Ratzinger And The Glitter Of The Christmas Season
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This is the man who presumes to lecture the rest of the world about our need to see past the glitter? Has he looked in the mirror lately?
Warped Ark Encounter Coming Unpegged In Kentucky
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Ken Ham seems to have forgotten something crucial about the myth of Noah’s Ark. In the ancient allegory, the ark was not a successful symbol of salvation. The ark failed to communicate the promise of salvation. Nobody took it seriously. Noah’s Ark is Christianity’s great legend of a divinely inept public relations campaign.
Putting the Christ Back In Christmas With Handguns
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For those preachy people who insist that guns are by nature incompatible with the real meaning of Christmas, I have some understanding and sympathy, recognizing that religious texts like the New Testament are open to a great deal of creative reinterpretation to suit the desires of particular religious followers. I do suggest, however, that advocates of non-violence recognize that there is much in Christianity that supports violence and weapons ownership, rather than repudiating. Perhaps the Christmas holiday, which tells a story prefiguring terrible torture, execution and vengeance, isn’t really the best foundation for a message of peace.
Posted in Religion
Tagged advertisement, christianity, christmas, guns, jesus, new testament, swords
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Gingrich Wants To Imprison Judges Who Refuse To Force Religion In Schools
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The ruling made perfect sense to those Americans who are familiar with the First Amendment of the Constitution. Newt Gingrich, however, thinks it’s an outrage that public schools aren’t used to promote Christianity on the public dime. So, he wants Judge Biery hauled off to prison.
Posted in Buttons, Election 2012, Religion, Republicans
Tagged benediction, education, fred biery, graduation, judicial branch, newt gingrich, schools, separation of church and state
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Irregular Times Donation: Humanist Crisis Response Horn of Africa Project
We sell American-made political shirts to keep Irregular Times going because shirts made in other countries are notorious for noxious sweatshop labor conditions, not because we’re xenophobes. We believe strongly that money should flow to parts of the world where …
Posted in Outside the USA, Religion, Shirts
Tagged africa, charity, donations, foundation beyond belief, humanism, hunger, proselytization, Religion
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Ricky Perry Would Amend The Constitution To Reiterate Right Of Prayer
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Rick Perry has proposed a constitutional amendment to give public school students the right to pray, but they already have that right. There is no ban on public school prayer by students. The only thing schools and students aren’t allowed to do is to force anyone to pray.
Posted in Election 2012, Religion, Republicans
Tagged constitution, education, prayer, rick perry
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Promoting The Spiritualism Of Christmas
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Columnist Darlene Vann says she wants a Spiritualist Christmas. How many dead elves does she want to bring back at the seance?
Quincy and Charleston Unitarian Universalists Continue Pattern Of Christian Dominance
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These UU congregations all promote one particular religion – Christianity – over all others, in just about the same ratio. There’s not just a lack of diversity within Unitarian Universalist congregations. There also seems to be a lack of diversity between congregations. Unitarian Universalism insists that it isn’t promoting any creed, but these results show that it is promoting a particular creed – a special blend consisting mostly of Christianity, with a drop of Buddhism mixed in.
Posted in Religion, Uncategorized
Tagged buddha, charleston, christianity, church, diversity, jesus, massachusetts, quincy, south carolina, tolerance, unitarian universalism, uua
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Biggest UU Congregation Reflects UUA Christian Dominance
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In Tulsa’s local version of Unitarian Universalism, I found the very same problem I’ve seen elsewhere. Unitarian Universalism claims to be diverse, and claims to be welcoming, but when non-Christians walk through the door, they find themselves left in a corner, ignored at best, and often belittled.
Posted in Religion, State and Local
Tagged all souls, atheists, bible, christianity, church, oklahoma, tulsa, unitarian universalism
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With Religion and Science, Ignorance Is Not Mutual
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The results showed that religious identity is negatively correlated with scientific literacy. Non-religious Americans were the group with the highest scientific literacy. Non-Christian religious Americans scored higher than Christian Americans. Earlier, the The Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life found in a study last year that non-religious Americans have greater religious literacy than religious Americans do.
The War On Sacrificial Baby Day!
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In order to meet the high expectations of Joan Clayton, I propose the following theological holiday greeting: “Happy Sacrificial Baby Day… For lo, a child is born, for no other purpose than to be tortured and executed on a sacrificial crucifix in a weird ceremony of blood that’s supposed to compensate for our own feelings of guilt.”
Posted in Religion
Tagged christmas, crucifixion, happy holidays, jesus, joan clayton, ritual, sacrifice, thought police, war on christmas
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The Largest Gathering Of Witches EVER, Guess Where?
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Reframe your conception of witchcraft for modern times with WitchFest, at a Croydon, South London convention center.
Netting Quizzical Beliefs
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This weekend, a friend invited me to take the Belief-O-Matic quiz, which purports to be able to tell me what my religious practice ought to be. All this religious test could reveal to me, though, was what paths I would …
Consubstantial Friday
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In 22 states, if two spirits are consubstantial for 7 years, they become legally married. If you doubt me, I can consubstantiate that with some hard evidence.
Harold Camping: Forget Those Ends of the World. How about some Money?
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In yesterday’s mail: Harold Camping’s Family Radio Network is forgetting those things which are behind. Never mind the March 2011 end of the world. Never mind the other end of the world in October 2011. Camping’s camp is reaching forward …
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Tagged end of the world. apocalypse, family radio network, fundraising, Harold Camping, mail, money, solicitiation
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