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The Lavish Lifestyles of Rich and Infamous TV Evangelists Invites Tax and Other Reforms
by Don on May 9th, 2012
in General Wellness, Religion
Paul and Janice Crouch are no oiler or more grotesque and absurd than run-of-the-mill Elmer Gantry's such as Richard (son of Oral) Roberts, Jerry Falwell (deceased), Rick Warren, Joel Osteen, Ted Haggert, Jimmy Swaggart, Billy Graham, Pat Robertson and… more »
'Speak No Ill of the Dead' Sounds OK But Exceptions Are Occasionally Warranted: Chuck Colson, 1931-2012
by Don on April 22nd, 2012
in General Wellness, Religion
Sam Harris, one of this country's leading secularists, has a new book describing free will as a myth. Here and in lectures and articles, Mr. Harris rejects the idea that we can change our character or the course of our lives, including lifestyle choices… more »
Proposed New Rule for Presidential Candidates: If You Think God's Telling You to Run, Keep It To Yourself
by Don on April 11th, 2012
in General Wellness, Religion
I’m offended by evangelical actions, but I’m not offended by their opinion. They believe in a sky god who’s going to suck them up into the sky with a vacuum cleaner. What’s there to get offended by? That’s funny! That’s hilarious! Have at it, Hoss, I’d… more »
Which is the Liklier Defender of Freedom: The Catholic Church or a Secular United States of America?
by Don on April 2nd, 2012
in General Wellness, Religion
The "Opinion" section of the weekend Wall Street Journal devoted half a page to Archbishop Timothy Dolan's grievances against Obama Administration guidelines for the Affordable Health Care Act. James Taranto's intervew, "When the Archbishop Met the Pres… more »
A Secular Democracy Imperiled by Creeping Talibanism
by Don on March 23rd, 2012
in General Wellness, Religion
There was a great rally of infidels, atheists, freethinkers, agnostics and other non-faith guided Americans from throughout the country in Washington, D.C. on March 24th. The cheerful crowd was there to celebrate reason, a quality one organizer, Richard… more »
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