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November 30, 2007

Holiday microscope shopping

Category: Science

Since Phil has suggestions for holiday telescope shopping, I have to offer some suggestions for microscope shopping. If you really want to get a kid interested in biology, a microscope is a great gift, but I'll give you the price...

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Free Beer and John West tonight

Category: Creationism

A reminder: tonight is the creationist schlockfest at the University of Minnesota. Smart people will meet at the Campus Club, on the fourth floor of the Coffman Union, between 5:30 and 6:45, for pre-seminar preparation. See you there!...

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Viewing religion through Panglossian spectacles

Category: Religion

Let's ruin a perfectly pleasant Friday with a poll full of ugly reality. The poll of 2,455 U.S. adults from Nov 7 to 13 found that 82 percent of those surveyed believed in God, a figure unchanged since the question...

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Pope Benedict denounces god!

Category: Kooks

Good news, everyone! In a new encyclical that reveals the papacy is feeling the heat from all those vocal atheists, the pope makes a startling admission: Reciting arguments made by atheists, he said: "A world marked by so much injustice,...

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Mathis on talk radio

Category: Creationism

Mark Mathis, the guy who did the interviews for the creationist movie Expelled, has been doing the Christian talk radio circuit lately. He was on in the Twin Cities yesterday, although I missed it … but he's about to go...

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Religion kills

Category: Religion

So this young man, Dennis Lindberg, refused a blood transfusion and died. This was a completely useless, futile death; it wasn't a sacrifice that helped someone, and it was avoidable by a routine medical procedure. So what could possibly have...

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Talented roaches

Category: Art

Cute, weird collection of bug art. This was painted by a cockroach?...

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November 29, 2007

The real scoop on the Texas science curriculum director's resignation

Category: Creationism

Texas Citizens for Science has posted a summary of the political pressures: TEA has a new policy, one of neutrality between biological evolution and Intelligent Design Creationism. This new policy was put in place when Dr. Don McLeroy--an outspoken Creationist...

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Big round number

Category: Weblogs

Congratulations to Abel Pharmboy on reaching 105!...

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Christians behaving badly

Category: Religion

It's ben a terrible couple of days for Christianity — I've gotten an awful lot of e-mail reporting indiscretions by those trusted members of the clergy. Rev. Don LaRose/Rev. Ken Williams, lunatic who abandoned his family and changed his...

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The dying grandma gambit

Category: Godlessness

The dying grandma gambit is a scenario familiar to most atheists; it's been played out a few times in this thread. I'm sure you know it....

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The Letter that frightened the Texas Education Agency

Category: Creationism

We now have a copy of the vile, biased e-mail that cost Chris Comer her job. It's unbelievably one-sided and horrible — I swear, it's like using your office network to harrass co-workers with explicit porn. It turns out that...

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Well, I've picked out my holiday greeting cards now

Category: Cephalopods

There are several other designs, too — order your Squidmas cards today!...

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Fear of Barbara Forrest

Category: Creationism

In the Dover trial, you got the palpable sense that the creationists were terrified of Barbara Forrest's testimony. I did not know quite how deeply the dread was until today, though: the Texas director os science curriculum, Chris Comer,...

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Coming soon to the Creation “Museum”

Category: CreationismHumor

A new explanation!...

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In the spirit of the season

Category: Weirdness

Since we're entering the holiday season, and I wouldn't want to be accused of contributing to the War on Christmas (oh, horrors!), here are some fortuitously christmassy entertainments. If you're shopping for just the right gift for that devout Christian,...

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