Abraham Lincoln famously said, “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” [He was, as one commenter points out below, quoting the Bible.] Does Christianity hold a consistent world view, or is it a mass of contradictions that can be (and is) used to justify any number of obviously contradictory positions? How long can Christianity remain […]
In an e-mail, a friend recently asked:
Why is knowing the truth always better than living with an illusion? What if the illusion is that there is no god and the truth is that there is a mean, unfair, spiteful god? What is wrong with living in a illusion? What makes something an illusion anyway?
Illusion and […]
A few suggestions for celebratory activities in honor of Rube Goldberg, famous for creating comics depicting insanely complex machines that ultimately perform trivial tasks:
Make ramen for dinner
Play Half-Life 2
Participate in the Democratic process
Watch a Japanese kid’s show
Watch the most amazing commercial and its making
Play with virtual glass
Go insane trying to make your own
Or just follow […]
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