The Power is Back

By stcynic on July 19, 2006.

Whew, power is back on and life can return to normal.

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But some are arguing with me

I already pointed to a couple of arguments against my assertion that there can be no evidence for god, so now I'll mention that there are a few taking my side:

Le documentaire animalier

Here's a blog post on the French naturalist Jean Painlevé which I can't read, because it's in French, of all things, but I can look at the pictures…and hey, those French

Anyone remember Pepsigate?

Scientific American does - and they have new info on whether pseudonymity really decreases blogger credibility.

House takes up 'pledge' protection

By JIM ABRAMS, Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON - House debate on a bill to protect the Pledge of Allegiance from legal challenges because of the "under God" phrase erupted in heated rhetoric Wednesday with lawmakers from both parties using religious references to support their side.
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Exempting something from consideration in the courts? That seems highly irregular.

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