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A few things to read:

By gregladen on September 29, 2009.

Which is better, Cats or Dogs? From a religious perspective, that is.

The Best of Me Symphony, a blog carnival.

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--I'm wondering why no one talks of the wonder of Ricky Gervais, staunch atheist Dawkins lover and worldwide phenom comedian spreading the Werd in his new movie, the Invention of Lying.

I thought it would be just jokes about getting away with stuff while people believed every word, but RICKY WENT THERE and tied it into his character literally creates 'religion' by lying to his dying grandmother making up she wasn't really ceasing to exist but would transport to a fantastical place.
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