Bay of Fundie

[Note: This is actually part 2. You probably want to start with part 1, which is immediately below.]

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It would be nice if we could just shut down idiocy that easily:

See something stupid
Prove that it is stupid
It goes away

Sadly, my determination that Prager’s column is based on a false [...]

I was wandering the corridors of Clownhall this morning to see who could amuse me the most with their rhetorical balloon animals and squirting flowers. I came across a column by Dennis Prager called “Why Reporters—and Judges and Professors—Are Biased”. We know we’re in for a laugh-fest right out the gate, because the [...]

This morning, I received an email via the contact form on this blog. I won’t give the emailer’s name, since he didn’t publish his thoughts publicly in the comments to a post. I’ve already replied to him privately. I’m going to post his comments here as well, because I’ve received comments like [...]

I have a bunch of Coral Ridge Hours sitting on my Tivo. The late D. James Kennedy had a way of distilling fundie beliefs into their essences and delivering them in compact 15-minute sermons. That’s why I like to watch them every so often. It’s sort of a Reader’s Digest of stupid.
Today [...]

It’s time for you to head over to Antimattr, where you’ll find the 105th installment of the Carnival of the Godless.
There’s a good mix of articles, but the one I enjoyed far more than the others is “The Divine Assumption” by Akusai at Action Skeptics. It’s an examination of the logic used when discussing [...]

The latest edition of the Carnival of the Liberals is up over at Greg Laden’s Blog.
This edition is heavy on post-election commentary, and a lot of that is devoted to Proposition 8. Of those, my favorite is “Authoritarian Evangelicals, Mormons Heroically Defend America Against Gay Aggression”. After you read that, check out the [...]

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One of the minor battlefronts in the culture war turns out to be Amazon.com. As I mentioned in a recent article about Expelled, you will see the massively deluded fighting with the rationalists over the ratings for a product. You end up with bimodal ratings distributions like this:

The product might be [...]

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If you wear rose-colored glasses, everything you look at seems rosy. If you are filled with hate, you see hate in everything you look at. Which of these scenarios describes Tony Perkins of the Fundie Research Council?

Hmm. Well he’s not wearing glasses.
One of his recent emails is [...]