Culturegeeks

Remember John Hagee, the evangelical preacher whose endorsement McCain had to back away from after Hagee mentioned that “the Holocaust was part of God’s plan for the Jews“? Apparently now he’s set his sights on the likes of you, David:

For others it’s laziness, you’re too lazy to work and support your children. I’m talking about men. You call yourself Mr. Mom, God calls you a bum. St. Paul says you are worse than an infidel. Let me look you right in the eye and tell you that Hell is your future home if all you do is sit on your backside and let your wife support you in your life.

Someone should lock him in the house with a colicky baby or an irrational, inconsolable toddler so he can understand firsthand just how, on certain moments of certain days, Hell is the stay-at-home parent’s current home.

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Learn all about the history of Xenu, spoken by L Ron Hubbard himself.

This should be up all of about 10 minutes before gawker gets sued.

This is one crazy fricking rant! Found on a phone pole in Amherst, Mass. Actually, found on all the phone poles!

Right Here.

Update:  It was apparently some guy who wanted to take on atheists.  Nothing to see here except a whole bunch of mad tweets.

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…in Denver, no less. I think what I’m most surprised at is how exceedingly little thought the Creationists give to their spiel. You’d think that if they were giving tens or hundreds of these tours that at some point they would sit down and do the very math that they’re arguing. I mean, I knew they hated and feared science, but is math anti-god now?

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Apparently we’re not the only ones who have been receiving packages like this recently.

It’s always a good sign when they need to remember to say, "Verse 2."  I don’t really see what the point is of having those guys on stage if they aren’t going to bring you a huge mirror to dance in front of.

Note to self: Religion freaky.

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Oregon was rated dead last by Americans United for Life, a pro-life group. Yay!

Overview Oregon has a dismal record of failing to protect women, the unborn, the sick, and the dying. For example, Oregon does not mandate informed consent or parental involvement for abortion, does not recognize an unborn child as a potential victim of homicide or assault, and does not limit destructive embryo research or human cloning. Most disturbing is Oregon’s law permitting physician-assisted suicide.