Not exactly a WWJD moment (what would Jesus do), but Luigi Mangione apparently saw Brian Thompson’s IHC as responsible. Responsible, for not only killing many of their clients’ faith in basic healthcare, but for causing the death of any number of actual patrons, as well. While employing this jawbone of an ass, to steer the…
To those Christian Fundamentalists — of every stripe. Who’s daily supplications, to embrace the will of God, allow you to venerate rather than revile our current republican nominee for President of the United States: Your Holy Ghost is bent, if not completely broken.Onanistically soiled; possibly irredeemably stained. Look into your hearts; examine your own all-too-human…
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Today is Pearl Harbor Day. In fact, December 7 falls on the same day of the week this year – Sunday – as the infamous attack on Pearl Harbor did, in 1941. But many folks living today, might understandably wonder at the United States Victory over Japan, that hinged on a pair of equally infamous…
This post began as a response to comments left by WordPress blogger goaloflifeadmin, concerning my previous article, Deconstructing the hard edge of religion. It was getting a bit long – and I felt it touched on some things that deserve a closer look. goaloflifeadmin, I don’t know why you would automatically assume that atheists…
Apparently (having never done it myself) folks who go ‘crabbing’ on various Atlantic beaches, in the moonlight, never have to worry about using lids, to keep track of the crabs being tossed into their buckets. And it’s because crabs in a bucket evince a peculiar dog in the manger attitude towards any of their…
Just a reminder, that life comes with that Full Guarantee. If you break in half – you usually get to keep both halves. Then most of us suck it up, and carry on – counting our blessings. I raise a toast, this Halloween – to everyone less fortunate than I. – Donnie
Popular UK blogger Charlotte Kitley – known to her readers as Charley – died Tuesday. She debuted her blogger site, Life as a Semi-Colon, after being diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer, 2 years ago. Her blog was subsequently picked up by The Huffington Post, in the UK. Her final post, And so there…
Though this bit of prose reads more like poetry, those who can recognize and internalize its message, will have gained a surprisingly concise tool. One that speaks to and answers any number of religious, and religious/political, conflations – in understanding their overweening need to be right.
The Salt Lake Daily Issue 