Early Morning (Pre-Coffee) New Testament Humor
Q: What was the first early Christian church to have a website? A: The E-phesian church, of course.
Tag Religion/Morals
Danish Cartoon Scandals – “Information Warfare”
Austin Bay dropped the folowing comment in an entry pertaining to the Danish Cartoon Controversy: The Danish “Cartoon War†is an information warfare operation by conducted Islamist terror groups and at least two Middle Eastern dictatorships (Syria and Iran). Read…
Go Go Hometown Paper!
I canceled my subscription to the Philadelphia Inquirer a little over a year ago in the wake of a vile, anti-Semitic editorial cartoon by Tony Auth but recent events may cause me to rethink my cancelation. It seems as though…
Making A Serious Point Through Satire (Wait, Isn’t That The Definition?)
Frank J. over at IMAO makes a very trenchant observation about the current “Mohammed Cartoon” Saudi/Syria/Iran-organized riots kerfuffle by way of biting satire today: Christians Would Be Mocked Less by the Media If They Stopped Listening to Jesus. To wit:…
Adventures In Church-Going
Those of you who know me and my “bad mojo” will not be surprised to hear that our adventures in power were by no means restricted to home this past weekend. My wife, Will and I arrived at church Sunday…
Lileks, Environmental Trusteeism And Parental Responsibilities
From today’s Bleat: Actually, it was a reminder of another obligation and duty of parenthood: to teach your kid to believe in something – in this case, conservation & ecological good-citizenry – based on rationality and facts, not emotion and…
A View We Infidels Were Never Meant To See
There is apparently a prohibition on cameras at the Grand Mosque in Saudi Arabia, supposed final resting place of Mohammed, and, since the entirety of Mecca is off-limits to kafir (Arabic for “infidel”) such as myself, there’s precious little visual…
I’m Not The Only One!
I’ve been a bit put off by the generally positive reviews of The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe by other Christian bloggers, thinking that perhaps I was too harsh on the movie. However, having stumbled across Steven Greydanus’ review,…
Aslan Is On The Move, But, You Know, Who REALLY Cares?
As I noted yesterday, I went to an advance screening of The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe put on by my church last night. In brief, here’s my one sentence review: I don’t know how it’s possible, but I…
Aslan Is On The Move
Our church meets in a movie theater, which means it is in a bit of a unique situation at certain points. For instance, in the past, we were able to get an advance screening of The Passion of the Christ;…
