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Crucified frog remains defiantnewhumanist.org.uk » New Humanist Blog - Aug 28, 2008 Does everyone remember the crucified frog that interfered with the Pope's holiday earlier this summer? So much so, in fact, that the Vatican appealed to the Bolzano Museum of Modern Art, in northern Italy, not to … Also tagged: art, italy, censorship, pope, vatican, blasphemy |
newhumanist.org.uk » New Humanist Blog - Aug 27, 2008
It's been a bit quiet on here the past week (though all your comments on Make Me A Christian haven't gone unnoticed), due to magazine completion and days off, so what caught my eye during this time? It was hard not to …
Also tagged: nuns, catholic church
newhumanist.org.uk » New Humanist Blog - Aug 11, 2008
While an ordinary man with 10 wives “would collapse and die”, Mohammed Bello Abubakar, an 84-year-old from Nigeria , now has 86 wives and has so far survived thanks to his power “given by Allah”. Due to this, he …
newhumanist.org.uk » New Humanist Blog - Aug 6, 2008
To help you get started, here's a useful guide to posting comments on the web, courtesy of our friends at The Onion.
Also tagged: comedy
newhumanist.org.uk » New Humanist Blog - Aug 6, 2008
Here's religious programming at its finest – starting this Sunday Channel 4 have a new series, Make Me A Christian (they did Make Me A Muslim last year), in which a bunch of individuals who don't currently make the …
Also tagged: religion, television, christianity
newhumanist.org.uk » New Humanist Blog - Aug 5, 2008
... as Jesus appears in a telegraph pole. Pilgrims have flocked to the site and left candles and flowers to commemorate this wonderful manifestation of their Lord. And then some mindless vandals go and draw a …
Also tagged: america, christianity, jesus
newhumanist.org.uk » New Humanist Blog - Aug 5, 2008
From today's Daily Mirror : "CHALLENGE Three psychics are competing to find the body of British backpacker Peter Falconio in a TV challenge. The clairvoyants have been followed across Australia's Northern Territory …
Also tagged: television, psychics
newhumanist.org.uk » New Humanist Blog - Aug 4, 2008
Forget Intelligent Design and creationism – anyone wishing to take irrationalism to new heights will be pleased to hear that a few thousand people still believe the Earth is flat. A mag azine feature on the BBC …
Also tagged: science, irrationalism
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There's nothing like a crucified frog to get your holiday startednewhumanist.org.uk » New Humanist Blog - Aug 1, 2008 After taking over Sydney and almost causing a clamp down on civil liberties for World Youth Day, Pope Benedict XVI is now taking a well-earned summer holiday at the Bressanone seminary near Bolzano, northern Italy … Also tagged: art, pope, catholic church |
newhumanist.org.uk » New Humanist Blog - Jul 30, 2008
I'm a bit late with this one as I was away on Monday and Tuesday, but I see Birmingham City Council have caused a bit of a fuss by blocking employees from accessing websites relating to atheism. Apparently the idea …
Also tagged: religion, discrimination, atheism, equality