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Posted by on Dec 15, 2014 in Blog, Book Reviews, Politics | 0 comments

Remembering Christopher Hitchens, Who Died Three Years Ago Today

 

17/11/05-CHRISTOPHER HITCHENS-Christopher Hitchens, a controversial British-born, U.S.-based journal

 

Christopher Hitchens died three years ago today.  His life spanned 62 immensely productive years.  One presumes his words and ideas shall endure for a considerably longer time.  Even after his death, Hitchens remains a giant force of intellect worth reacquainting ourselves with regularly, and not just by those who share(d) his views.

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Posted by on Oct 30, 2014 in Blog, Politics | 1 comment

Catholic Church Slowly Catching Up With the Times — Now Believes It’s 1859

 

Pope Francis - General Audience - Nov. 20 2013

 

Has Catholicism become the most progressive of the world’s major religions?

This appears to be the case now, and the primary reason for such a startling transformation comes from the top.

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Posted by on Oct 6, 2014 in Blog, Sports Betting | 4 comments

First and Ten Corinthians (God’s Memo to Athletes)

 

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God: “Prayers in hospitals?  Okay, I get that — not that I listen much.  Way too depressing.  But prayers in the Superdome?  It’s enough to drive me bat-shit bonkers.  Sort of like living next to the train tracks, the noise and vibration never stop.”

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Posted by on Sep 22, 2014 in Blog, Politics | 3 comments

A Rare Victory for Free Thinkers and Individual Rights

 

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There’s no denying the Dark Ages linger.  Atheists continue to endure a “sit in the back of the bus” existence.  We’re not equals, nor are we treated as such.  So deep is the pervasive fear of societal rejection, we’re still largely invisible within many communities.  But we’re here, and in larger numbers, than you might think.

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