Gary, you don’t actually believe the tripe you’re typing, now do you? I mean it’s comedy gold, but you can’t really be that delusional.

Ol’ Noony has a real love for NASA because they are the only mob who can help build the giant prayer platform in space. Being outside the atmosphere attenuation is reduced and Le Bon Dieu can hear our prayers without so much interference (although there are always the mix-ups in delivery resulting in various deities getting the wrong p-mail.)

But…In space, no one can hear you pray!

Gary, I recently saw a picture of Harris in a bathing suit. All I can say is that if that chick spent $30K for those thighs and gut, I don’t want her anywhere NEAR my tax dollars!

Ricky isn’t looking so good, considering he’s from a part of PA that’s slightly to the right of Atilla the Hun.

“In an interview on Arabic radio two weeks ago, the imam based at Sydney’s Lakemba mosque said he was opposed to terror attacks in Madrid, London and New York but strongly endorsed fighters in the Palestinian territories, Iraq and Afghanistan.

In the interview, Sheik Hilaly pays tribute to Sayyid Qutb, the ideologue of the Muslim Brotherhood and intellectual mentor of Osama bin Laden and al-Qaeda. ” full story

Boy, it’s sure a good thing there is aboslutely no potential danger in Austrailia gaining nuclear weapons.

Unquestionably brilliant
Iraq wants nuclear weapons, and these weapons may fall into the hands of terrorists, making the US less safe. We must attack them immediately to prevent the smoking gun from being a mushroom cloud.

Ridiculously idiotic:
Forty contries want nuclear weapons, and these weapons may fall into the hands of terrorists, making the US less safe. We should encouage friendly nations to drop their pursuit of nuclear weapons.

OK. Got it.

As well, I expect the GOP to hold their seats in Pennsylvania

The GOP is in for big losses in Pennsylvania.

Hargis, who is no longer with us, fell from grace when he was literally caught in bed with a live man AND and a live woman. Truly a sight to behold.

First, Noonan is a fool and a dipshit.

Second, religion and science CAN live together. Several writers have demonstrated this. John Polkinghorne is a prime example, although I think Huston Smith has explored this ground in the broadest sense.

Shadowgm assumes that people believe in God because they need to explain the world. If you do not understand why our faith takes this shape, that is fine, but don’t assume we are just trying to tell fairy tales to avoid critical thinking.

What frustrates me about the vocal atheists of late is not that they do not believe in God. By all means, don’t. Although I do, I don’t think anyone is “going to hell.” All I am asking is do not dismiss my thought or ideas because my faith takes a shape your faith does not.

Tell me more!

I think he took that whole “slip the surly bonds of earth and touch the face of God” thing literally.

Katherine Harris is also building up unstoppable momentum.

…as falling objects are wont to do.

you can’t really do science unless you are firmly grounded in faith and have a general knowledge of theology.

S’true. Also, you can’t be a really stellar plumber without a thorough understanding of music theory.

Last time I looked up at the night sky, God was pissing on me. I would have prefered to think of it as ‘rain’, but that kind of closed-minded atheism is beyond me.

Harris was down 20 points, but now she’s down around 5 points or so[...]

[regains composure after laughing so damned hard]
“(O)r so,” in this case meaning about an additional 30 points. Or so.

Gravity works whether or not I believe in God, or we’d have flying Atheists.

And to what theological tenet does electricity derive from? Biblical mention of the Big Guy throwing a few bolts hither and yon? Was that your white-bread Chrisitan God, or was it Thor? Bowling night for the angels, perhaps?

Children are curious about their environment long before they begin to wrestle with theological questions, and ‘why is the sky blue’ is not answered or made clear by ‘and God created the firmament, splitting it into equal parts day and night’.

Irreducable complexity is an intellectual cop-out. Or, as Arthur C. Clarke wrote, “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”

But go ahead with your superstitious chicken-dancing. The fact is that men who don’t believe in YOUR God have acquired nuclear weapons, and other men who don’t believe in YOUR God are well on their way.

If Kim Jung Il’s nuke failed, it wasn’t because of a prayer rally.