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Biography
I was born in Mobile, Alabama in 1969 and I've lived my entire life (so far) on the Central Gulf Coast. I received my Bachelor of Fine Arts at the University of South Alabama in 1992. Since 1993, I've worked as a graphic designer. I'm married, with two dogs, six cats and three mortgages. I primarily write about skepticism, free-thought, politics, atheism, separation of church and state, humor, science and my own personal experiences and issues.
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Tag Archives: science
Bronze Age Superstitions “Incompatible” with Scientific Fact
Wow. I’m glad we straightened that one out. Albert Mohler, head of the Louisville, Kentucky Southern Baptist Theological Seminary recently opined: “The theory of evolution is incompatible with the gospel of Jesus Christ even as it is in direct conflict … Continue reading
Posted in Religion & Politics, Science & Technology
Tagged Baptists, creationism, Greece, Kentucky, Mohler, Persia, Plato, Rome, science, Scripture, Seminary
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Good News From Texas (For A Change)
From the Wall Street Journal, Austin federal judge Sam Sparks has dismissed a suit by the Dallas-based Institute of Creation Research, which sought the right to grant a master’s degree in “science from a biblical perspective.” I’m sure they’ll study … Continue reading
Posted in Religion & Politics
Tagged absurdity, Austin, Bible, creationism, Dallas, Genesis, Institute of Creation Research, law, Leviticus, numbers, Sam Sparks, science, suit, Texas, Wall Street Journal, Wedge Document
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