Thu 6 Nov 2008
Breakthrough in undead defense research!
Posted by Zed de la Muerte under Art, COOL, Zombie Walk, blog, religion
1 Comment
Now I have an excuse for buying the good stuff.

Graphic from Northern Brewer
Thu 6 Nov 2008
Posted by Zed de la Muerte under Art, COOL, Zombie Walk, blog, religion
1 Comment
Now I have an excuse for buying the good stuff.

Graphic from Northern Brewer
Tue 28 Oct 2008
Posted by Johnny Roastbeef under Humor, religion
[11] Comments
Wed 22 Oct 2008
Posted by l3wis under ACORN, HINDU, McCain, Republicans, obama, religion
[5] Comments
Once again the Karl Rove tactics of voter supression are coming into play. Hopefully Obama will be able to head it off.
ACORN explains how only 5% of their registrations are bad.
Apparently Obama now is supported by the Hindus now? I never would have guessed.
And if anyone is wondering, I am a secret Wiccan.
Thu 9 Oct 2008
Posted by Johnny Roastbeef under Election 2008, Humor, McCain, You Tube, obama, religion
[15] Comments
FYI. This year, it’s about number two. This year, it’s about number two. It’s about number two. It’s about number two.
Mon 29 Sep 2008
Posted by l3wis under Celebrity, McCain, Steve Hickey, religion
[3] Comments
For a second there I thought this was DooHickey’s church. I see the same old stupid talking points are being used.
“The church does not intend to engage in political intervention activity as prohibited by federal law and the United States Constitution,” he told the IRS. “But the church will not stop communicating its Biblical message, even if it relates to contemporary issues in the world.
“Thus,” Holick continued, “the church cannot agree to not engage in any activity that may favor or oppose a candidate. Simply preaching the word of God on a moral issue which a candidate is opposed, may be deemed to oppose a candidate. While it is the church’s policy not to oppose or endorse a candidate for office, it will not stop preaching God’s word.”
The visit had been arranged by the lobbyist, Scott Reed, who works for the Mashantucket Pequot, a tribe that has contributed heavily to Mr. McCain’s campaigns and built Foxwoods into the world’s second-largest casino. Joining them was Rick Davis, Mr. McCain’s current campaign manager. Their night of good fortune epitomized not just Mr. McCain’s affection for gambling, but also the close relationship he has built with the gambling industry and its lobbyists during his 25-year career in Congress.
Wow! Heather Locklear even looks good when she gets a mugshot.
Locklear, 47, was pulled over by a California Highway Patrol officer Saturday afternoon after a resident reported seeing the actress leaving a parking lot and “driving erratically,” patrol spokesman Tom Marshall said.
Wed 24 Sep 2008
Posted by The Motherload under VP Palin, You Tube, religion
[6] Comments
Thu 18 Sep 2008
Posted by l3wis under religion
No Comments
Tue 16 Sep 2008
Posted by Angry Guy under Homosexuals, Humor, Media, Republicans, Uncategorized, abortion, religion
No Comments
Wed 10 Sep 2008
Posted by l3wis under 1st Amendment, abortion, religion
[7] Comments
You would think that churches would be the biggest defenders of separation of church and state? They always claim that atheists are the ones that benefit from it, but it is the exact opposite. I think the main objective of the separation of government and religion is so you can worship freely.
Churches and pastors can tell their congregations whatever they want to, from the pulpit, the 1st Amendment guarantees that right, but when they weigh in on political issues they are over stepping their boundries and should have to pay taxes as a PAC not a church.
The worst part about this is that churches are being manipulated by the Initiative 11 people. The exceptions really are non-existant and they plan to strip them in the state legislature if this measure passes anyway.
It’s one thing to manipulate voters, it is another low to manipulate your parishoners.