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If Christ does not appear to meet his 144,000 faithful shortly after midnight on February 6th or 7th, it means that my calculations, based on the Bible, must be revised.

[Margaret Rowen, Church of the Advanced Adventists, 1925]

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March 31, 2009

Yeah, the Catholic church has a real problem with gay priests. Sure.

Category: Religion

One of the Vatican's "solutions" for their perennial sex scandals is to start testing and screening candidates for the priesthood. Australia is even considering doing it: unfortunately, the targets are all wrong. Melbourne's Catholic Church has embraced a Vatican suggestion...

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Empedoclean evolution

Category: Humor

I must echo Huxley and say, "How stupid of me not to have thought of that!" in response to the discovery of a new mode of evolution. This changes everything! In an entirely relevant mode of logic, I have noticed...

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Best pointless poll ever!

Category: Pointless polls

I must thank io9 for taking the spirit of the pointless poll to the next level. They have an article on the term "nerd" and are asking whether it's a useful label or not. Here are the results so far....

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Run for the hills! It's the Framingstein monster again!

Category: Communicating science

The criticisms must have stung, because Matt Nisbet has put up short replies on Russell Blackford's and Jerry Coyne's blogs. Unfortunately, in response to the substantial criticisms of the idea of compatibility between faith and science, Nisbet only offers a...

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King James is so passé

Category: Books

The Bible I want on my bookshelf is the Robert Crumb Version. He's got one chapter done: Crumb is about to publish his version of Genesis, which will be a "scandalous satire" which "presents a complex, even subversive, narrative that...

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March 30, 2009

Somebody had to appreciate him

Category: Communicating science

It's heartwarming to see Dr Dr Russel Blackford rise to the occasion and pen a laudatory essay praising Matt Nisbet. Praise the lord! Wait…is sarcasm ethical?...

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The Pastor Ray Mummert award goes to…

Category: Kooks

…Houston Friend, a student at ASU who got a bad grade on a paper and wrote in to blame the whole culture for it. Last week, I got back a graded essay, which happened to be worth a significant portion...

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YouTube has banned the James Randi Educational Foundation!?!?

Category: Media

This is insane: YouTube has become an overzealous nanny, protecting kooks from offense, now banning the eminently respectable JREF. There's only one way to respond to this, in addition to writing letters of protest: I'm going to have to stop...

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Peevish inquiries in Oklahoma continue

Category: Creationism

Legislators in the fine state of Oklahoma continue to gnash their grim and yellowed Christian tusks in frustration that Richard Dawkins was ever allowed to speak. He not only spoke openly, but was allowed to leave the state unscathed —...

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Vampires of Boston!

Category: Weirdness

Administrators at Boston Latin prep school issued a notice that there were no — I repeat, no — vampires attending the school. Read the article, and apparently there was also a rumor of at least one werewolf running around. They...

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