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Tea Party message to world: We’re still a land of ‘morans’
Posted: 21st May 2010 by Zeno Telos in Christianity, VideosTags: America is #1, Christianity, morans, Tea Party
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Signs of Anarchy in Greece
Posted: 3rd April 2010 by Zeno Telos in Christianity, Punk, RevolutionTags: Anarchy, Archdiocese, Church Orgy, Greek Riots, posters, Revolution
The land of the gods is going through some hard times. Before the current debt crisis, Greece was already facing major social unrest over chronic low wages, corruption, and limited job opportunities. On December 6, 2008, Greek police killed 15 year-old Alexandros Grigoropoulos in the Exarcheia district of Athens, an anarchist hangout. The incident led [...]
Pastafarians top Christian Churches
Posted: 28th February 2010 by Zeno Telos in Christianity, Flying Spaghetti MonsterTags: Christianity, Flying Spaghetti Monster, Kiva
Some worshipers of the Christian God claim that pagans and non-believers have no moral center. Which is why its fun to look at the community teams on Kiva, an organization that allows lenders to finance micro-loans to those living in poverty around the world. The team “Atheists, Agnostics, Skeptics, Freethinkers, Secular Humanists and the Non-religious” [...]
Is Sarah Palin the Antichrist?
Posted: 26th February 2010 by Zeno Telos in Christianity, VideosTags: America is #1, antichrist, rap, Rap Ness & G-Zilla, Sarah Palin
While that’s giving her too much credit, she’s a great poster-child for America’s decline; the savior of the “America is #1″ crowd, whose hubris grows even after the iceberg has hit. They pray, “If only the whole world could be like Wasilla.” This comical video sums her up: Share and Enjoy:
The Return of Polytheism
Posted: 12th October 2009 by Zeno Telos in Christianity, Flying Spaghetti Monster, GodsTags: Christianity, Flying Spaghetti Monster, Gods, Modern Polytheism
by Zeno Telos The Greeks figured out something amazing in their understanding of the divine. Other gods were inhuman monsters whom civilizations feared, such as Egyptian or Babylonian deities, or all-powerful bastards whom civilizations feared, such as the Hebrew God. Not the Greek gods. They looked like us, partied like us, and would even come [...]