Tag Archives: Scientology

Nailing Jello To A Wall

Posted on 13 September, 2010 by BigBlueFrog

This post is drawn from a discussion on Facebook between me and some Christian acquaintances. I’ve altered the comments and responses only insofar as it was necessary to make it easy to read in a blog format. I’ve also removed … Continue reading →

Posted in Friends & Family, Religion & Politics | Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Allah, Anansi, Antiquities of the Jews, apologetics, Aristotle, asterisms, belief, Bible, Buddha, Christianity, Christopher Columbus, constellations, Dianetics, Eusebius, evidence, faith, George Washington, God, God-shaped hole, Grassy Knoll, Hans Christian Anderson, Horus, Jello, Jesus, Jimmy Hoffa, John Dominic Crossan, Joseph Smith, Josephus, Kokopeli, Lee Harvey Oswald, logical fallacies, mermaids, Mormons, rhetoric, Santa Claus, Scientology, Shakti, Testimonium Flavianum, theology, Thor, Vishnu, William Lane Craig, Xenu, YHWH, Zeus | 2 Comments

Burning The Qur’an: What’s the difference?

Posted on 10 September, 2010 by BigBlueFrog

Back in July, Terry Jones of the ironically misnamed Dove World Outreach Center, a non-denominational church in Gainesville, Florida, announced that he would hold a good old-fashioned book burning on the anniversary of the attacks of September 11th. He chose … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Events, Religion & Politics | Tagged Bible, Book of Mormon, Christian, Dove World Outreach Center, Draw Muhammad Day, freedom of speech, Islam, Muhammad, Muslims, Petraeus, protest, Qur'an, Scientology, Terry Jones, violence | Leave a comment

My Irony Meter is at Eleven

Posted on 8 January, 2010 by BigBlueFrog

I just read this story on USAToday.com about how the Southern Baptists are all in a tizzy about the Scientologists proselytizing in their back yard. Of course, every quote set off my “irony meter.” The best is from Tal Davis, … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Events, Religion & Politics, Science & Technology | Tagged irony, L. Ron Hubbard, proselytization, SBC, Scientology, Southern Baptists, Tal Davis | Leave a comment

Laminin Cross: It’s In The Eye of the Beholder

Posted on 1 November, 2009 by BigBlueFrog

Evangelist Louie Giglio thinks the laminin molecule looks like a cross, and that this is proof of Intelligent Design, specifically Intelligent Design on the part of one Jesus H. Christ. (The “H” stands for Howard, as in “Our Father, who … Continue reading →

Posted in Health & Medicine, Life, Religion & Politics, Science & Technology | Tagged caduceus, Christianity, cross, earthworms, evangelists, football, fullerene, Greek gods, hermaphrodites, Hermes, intelligent design, Jesus, laminin, logical fallacies, Louie Giglio, molecules, pareidolia, protein, Scientology, sex, soccer, symbology, Xenu | Leave a comment

Blasphemy Day

Posted on 30 September, 2009 by BigBlueFrog

Today, 30 September, 2009 is Blasphemy Day. Celebrate by making hamburger out of a few sacred cows. In “Blasphemy: verbal offense against the sacred, from Moses to Salman Rushdie”, Leonard Williams Levy states that the last cluster of blasphemy cases … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Events, Religion & Politics | Tagged blasphemy, Christianity, heresy, Islam, Scientology, Star Wars | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Scientology

Nailing Jello To A Wall

Burning The Qur’an: What’s the difference?

My Irony Meter is at Eleven

Laminin Cross: It’s In The Eye of the Beholder

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