Funny how the same people who don’t want a mosque in New York because, among other things, they are afraid of Muslim Shiria law eventually being enacted here have no problem imposing their religion-based laws on us.
Wouldn’t it make sense for the people who now won’t be helped by this research be taken care of financially and otherwise by those who oppose this research?
Millions of Americans are furious about the 'Ground Zero mosque'. But it doesn't exist Things seem awfully heated in America right now; so heated you could probably toast a marshmallow by jabbing it on a stick and holding it toward the Atlantic. Millions are hopping mad over the news that a bunch of triumphalist Muslim extremists are about to build a "victory mosque" slap bang in the middle of Gr...
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File this under “people with good intentions, a whole lot of commitment and an Internet connection.” A UK worship director has planned to tweet the Christian Bible — or summaries of each chapter, at least — from Genesis to Revelation, one chapter each day. The project started just a few days ago and will end on November 8, 2013. If you like, you can follow the account, @BibleSummary . In an int...
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Damn straight kid. – Ms. Fix-It
CNN host and Newsweek columnist Fareed Zakaria has returned a prestigious award given to him by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), saying he is “stunned” at their decision to oppose the construction of an Islamic community center near Ground Zero. From his column :
On his CNN show this Sunday (which was pre-taped), Zakaria further says that he was “ personally and deeply saddened ” by the AD...
A humanist is spreading the gospel of godlessness, respectfully.
By Roy Speckhardt
A modern look at religion and spirituality yields a mix of potentialities. On the one hand, there’s testimony and evidence that religion and spirituality can benefit people. After all, there’s an obvious social and political benefit in adhering to the beliefs of the majority. And there are also indications th...
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Yeah, but the timer is super long and you lose all your gear every time. – Ms. Fix-It
The sounds, supplemented by those from the encroaching city,
Listen!
and the common sights,
of a temple in Tokyo.
I am writing this as I return from a seminar at Oxford University on the threat posed by terrorism today. Forty individuals from many different disciplines and a diversity of nations and cultures convened for a week to present their current research on this topic. Immediately a difference of opinion surfaced between those who felt passionately that Islam was significantly and essentially more viol...
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Women wear the niqab, a face-covering veil, as they shop in Damascus' oldest market on Monday. The Syrian Education Ministry's ban on the veil comes as similar moves in Europe spark cries of discrimination against Muslims.
It's a small piece of cloth that has become a political symbol.
As a loud and controversial debate continues...