This is really sick. This type of thinking is what one expects from barbaric uncivilized humans. Not in a modern society. It saddens me that this man is on death row. He doesn’t deserve to die. There’s really no crime here. This man just downloaded an article on the internet. It’s not like he murdered someone.

Stumbling around the web, I found this snippet of Bill Maher’s interview with Senator Mark Pryor of Arkansas for the documentary, Religulosity:

So this senator, who helps run the country, believes in a snake talking to Eve in the garden of eden 5,000 years ago. The senator makes a funny though. Yeah, really funny.

So there’s this new networking tool called Scoutle.
I’ll let this 4 minute video explain it, since it does a very good job:

If you join, find us, we’re HDC. Make a connection with us and we can support each other effortlessly. Here’s a link to the Atheist Network on there. You can also go to our widget in the sidebar.

Some people are just brilliant and funny at the same time. George Carlin was one of those people.

Here is a video (about 10 minutes long) from one of his standup specials where he talks about how religion is bullshit: Read more…

Sometimes a video comes along that you want to share with people. If it has to do with having a believing problem, we’ll post it here.
Here are a few good ones to start out:

Thanks to Colleen Chaos for making it easy for me to get the George Carlin and Penn & Teller videos!

Here is a video (about 10 minutes long) from one of George Carlin’s standup specials where he talks about how religion is bullshit:

And here’s one from George Carlin about the 10 Commandments (about 6 minutes):

How about someone different? Here are Penn & Teller from their awesome show Bullshit, talking about the bible:
Part 1: (about 10 minutes)

Part 2: (about 10 minutes)

Part 3: (about 10 minutes)

This one is AWESOME! My good friend Hess showed it to me:

This one is disturbing, but gets across a very powerful message. I found it here:

This is a snippet of Bill Maher’s interview with Senator Mark Pryor of Arkansas for the documentary, Religulosity: