I have to admit, I wasn't taking Sarah Palin's book very seriously. Then I read this review comparing it to The Bible.
An animated cartoon that teaches you valuable lessons about a bear, a cloud, and god.
http://www.everythingfromheretothere.com/
Billy Corgan has a new blog all about spirituality and his relationship with God. On a personal note, The Smashing Pumpkins were my favorite band for over a decade, and I was almost as bad as Matt Stopera with Britney Spears. I met him once, and he was very nice (although all he wanted to talk about was his then-new poetry book). Now my head just kind of hurts reading this.
Everything Is Terrible brings us a video of Evangelical preachers evoking the will of God in order to turn his congregation into a bunch of laughing idiots.
This guy must really love giving money to God. Look at him go!
Scribblenauts, a new video game for the Nintendo DS, helps answer some of histories toughest theoretical battles by letting players summon nearly anything conceivable to fight nearly anything else conceivable. They've even included keyboard cat, so this could really help settle once and for all (on the field of battle no less) what the best internet meme is.
A probing exploration of what the world would be like if God disappeared. One of the worst parts: success or failure in life would depend only on hard work and luck, rather than God's bestowing his grace upon us (like He does for professional athletes, but only the ones who win).
We track the battle between left-wing and right-wing sites on important news topics. At 12:47pm on February 25, 2009. we detected breaking news about “Matthews' Open Mic Reax to Jindal: “Oh God””. This page shows the headlines about “Matthews' Open Mic Reax to Jindal: “Oh God”” from both sides.
Tech Buzz It's 2009, which means that social networks are important enough to be renounced for Lent. A few people at my Mardi Gras party were planning to give up Facebook, and apparently it's a fairly common idea (if you're into the whole sacrificing stuff for God thing). Just don't give up BuzzFeed. We would miss you.
We track the battle between left-wing and right-wing sites on important news topics. At 12:39am on February 25, 2009. we detected breaking news about “Bobby Jindal and the expectations game; plus: which MSNBC host said “Oh, god?””. This page shows the headlines about “Bobby Jindal and the expectations game; plus: which MSNBC host said “Oh, god?”” from both sides.
Following the success of a similar campaign in London, an atheist group is running ads on buses in Washington, DC, to persuade people that there is no God just in time for the Holidays. Apparently, we still have to be good though. Via AdFreak.
Finally, someone stuck it to the The Westboro Baptist Church protesters. I love the idea of protesting protesters, as long as they deserve it. Especially in this case, because as we’ve demonstrated before, God does hate signs!
Richard Dawkins receives a crapton of hate-mail from Creationists. In this video, the heavily accented Dawkins reads the violent and obscene hate-mail he gets on a daily basis. It’s rather f**king enjoyable.
Culture Buzz Church signs that make me happy to live in a Christian nation. And by happy I mean dangerously depressed. I love when God talks to me through vinyl lettering.
Culture Buzz The lolcat Bible Translation Project is a project dedicated to translating the entire Bible into lolspeak. It’s officially becoming its own religion, featuring Ceiling Cat as the Eternal Father. We see Lolrus as kind of a doofier Jesus, with his uncanny ability to feed the world with his endless bucket.