What Would Make You Believe?(Three Questions for Atheists) (via Misplaced Grace)

Since there’s a lack of long-form reading around here as I’m racing around getting ready for our trip to Mexico to shoot a wedding, I thought I would redirect you to regular-reader George W’s blog where he writes about what would make atheists believe.

It’s a strong entry and worth reading.

Discuss it among yourselves here or there under there.

Believe it or not, not every blog I frequent is a skeptical one.  In fact, if you have been paying attention to this blog over the last month or so, this fact seems redundant given my three posts on Universalism.  One of the blogs I frequent is Truth In Religion and Politics, authored by John Barron Jr.-and his most recent post asks three questions of his atheist readers. The post, entitled Three Questions For Atheists, is a call for atheists to … Read More

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Looking for Stanley

This is sure to appeal to all you Stanley Kubrick fans out there.

Although it is more than ten years since his death, film-maker Stanley Kubrick retains a mythical status in cinema. His films span a variety of genres, locations and eras.  Lolita, 2001, A Clockwork Orange, Barry Lyndon, The Shining and Full Metal Jacket are all milestones of film. Yet, since 1962, all of his films were made in Britain. The project is a visual archaeology of the landscapes and architectures that Kubrick transformed for incorporation into his films. The locations are presented as empty stages waiting for the ghosts of the cinematic past to restore them to life.

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(Above) Radlett, Hertforshire. The writers house where Alex (Malcolm McDowell) rapes the writers (Patrick Magee) wife played by Adrienne Corri. A Clockwork Orange (1971)

Former SNL Star Victoria Jackson Blasts “Glee” Gay Kiss

March 22, 2011 on CNN – via http://www.AtheistMedia.com

The single-star bandit is at it again

Garsh, single-star bandit, what would be worthy of two or more stars?

I noticed you gave single-stars to a couple posts below, and I wonder what the hell you’re looking for on this blog? The Rob Bell post I get. The photography blog?

Really?

 

Neil DeGrasse Tyson tweets the contradictions

In a tweet, Neil deGrasse Tyson says, “New bill in Congress wants “InGodWeTrust” on public buildings. Meanwhile, insurance forms cite natural disasters as “Acts of God.”

reblog: RIP: Elizabeth Taylor

Legendary Golden Age actress and iconic sex symbol Elizabeth “Liz” Taylor passed away this morning at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles of congestive heart failure. She was 79.

“We will always be inspired by her enduring contribution to our world,” Taylor’s son Michael said in a statement.

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