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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Third Eye Blind – I Want You
Certain songs are more poetic than others. This is one of those songs.
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The Best of Chistopher Hitchens
Today just a brief montage of speeches, conversations, and interviews from one of my favorite popular intellectuals and authors: Christopher Hitchens. Always sharp, brash, and irreverent, Hitchens lays out his attack on organized religion and supernatural belief in general with … Continue reading
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Holy Bribery
It’s always been interesting to me to see what tactics churches (especially evangelical churches) do to get people in the door, so to speak. There are, of course, all the traditional methods like going door-to-door and handing out leaflets at … Continue reading
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Don’t Worry, It Gets Better
I’ve written about the issue of bullying, particularly in relation to the tragic suicides of several gay youth last year. I typically don’t repeatedly come back to a given issue but this is an issue that deserves repeated attention and … Continue reading
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Unions v. Scott Walker
I’ve had several conversations concerning the heated situation in Wisconsin with Gov. Scott Walker and in Ohio as well. It seems that those I talk to don’t have a really clear conception of what’s going on, especially on the part … Continue reading
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My First Published Piece
Out of sheer excitement, I’d like to share my first published poem. It’s been published by a literary magazine which publishes both online and in print editions, Indigo Rising Magazine Update: Unfortunately, it is no longer available online.
Free Pass For Religion?
Should religious views get a free pass from rational critique?