But I hear an author interview on the TV in another room and it prompts this quick entry.
If you listen to author interviews who tell you what they want for their characters, how they demand that they change between the beginning and the end, it really gives one an interesting perspective for thinking about the […]
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The real indictment against the modern world is that by the modern world human liberty is being destroyed. At that point […]
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OK, I’m late, but I finally figured out why Scalzi is a popular blogger. His post on Today’s Example of an Egregious Use of Something a Writer Once Learned in a Freshman Philosophy Course was completely hysterical and quite right. His target is the claim that movies and philosophies should be labeled homo-erotic […]
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Way to go, Doug Wilson.
Who knows? Maybe someday even Byfaithonline will give you some recognition.
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I had a dream the other night….
And I saw Christian riding in a train. His good friend Atheos was riding with him. They were leaving the city of Destruction (which was the capital of the country that share its name) and going to the country of Annihilation.
While they were passing the time in […]
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A pretty impressive attempt at atheist viral marketing.
INSTRUCTIONS:
You may damn yourself to Hell however you would like, but somewhere in your video you must say this phrase: “I deny the Holy Spirit.”
Why? Because, according to Mark 3:29 in the Holy Bible, “Whoever blasphemes against the Holy Spirit will never be forgiven; he is guilty of […]
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Trying to track down what might be a Proudhon quotation, it suddenly occurred to me: maybe it is all Malthus’ fault. Marxism, I mean. Or modern revolutionary thought, including modern atheism.
Imagine the world as a cannibal chamber in which those with power deserve to destroy those without it. I could see that generating some rather […]
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