Christianity and atheism cannot both be right. If the former is correct, atheists are doomed to hell; if the atheists are on the money, Christians are allowing an aeons-old lie to restrict their freedoms and choices in their one shot at life. The stakes are high.
I dunno about you guys, but I support gay marriage. In case you don’t, here are a few nice reasons you can quote in your next cocktail drink discussion about the subject (stupidity in bold — sarcasm italicized):
Constantemente escuchamos de los detractores del aborto el siguiente argumento: “es necesario prohibir el aborto porque mueren muchísimas mujeres al año a causa de él”. Hoy sabemos, gracias a un estudio de la OMS que eso no es cierto:
Hoy me llamó la atención un enlace de publicidad que vi en mi blog, y (como nunca) le di clic. A continuación, un par de párrafos patrañosos que encontré en ese enlace a un pasquín lleno de mentiras viles.
We’ve long known that everything that makes us, well, us, is a consequence of brain chemistry as opposed to all that mumbo-jumbo about “spirits”. Now, a group of scientists has successfully triggered “God” using a special helmet:
…para que exista la moralidad y el bien. Me dan a pensar que lo único que los detiene en su ruta a ser asesinos y violadores es el miedo a una deidad invisible.
Imagine there was a solid scientific study that showed you how a lawmaker is going to act.
It’s surprisingly simple. They don’t engage in thought. I’m reading a fairly interesting book that puts them under a microscope.
We humans are a curious bunch. We’re always asserting how independent and critical we are. The self-proclaimed skeptic at mark 4:00 is no exception: