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partybarackisinthehousetonight:

is this cocaine gluten free

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nolanslifeisaverage: angeryourhands: Oops, guys. What happens when you know too much… There is a very definite correlation between minority religious positions and knowledge of other religions. The Jews were only second to the atheists/agnostics by .4%. Mormons came in third. Which means that practitioners of minority religions, who come into contact with those of other religions daily, know more about religion in general. Sorry, but, fucking duh.

nolanslifeisaverage:

angeryourhands:

Oops, guys.

What happens when you know too much…

There is a very definite correlation between minority religious positions and knowledge of other religions. The Jews were only second to the atheists/agnostics by .4%. Mormons came in third. Which means that practitioners of minority religions, who come into contact with those of other religions daily, know more about religion in general.
Sorry, but, fucking duh.

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paddyngton:

Shrimp Worlds

not to forget:

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and

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A world without shrimp would be nice…

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bitcorn:

just saw a guy wearing a nirvana t-shirt lmfao i bet cant even name three noble truths of buddhism

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“ On one hand it seemed almost funny that we would be considered a threat to national security, but it’s very scary, because what we are engaging in is free speech, and free speech by ordinary citizens and journalists is now being considered a threat to national security and they don’t have to prove it because the government has the ability to suppress information and not disclose any of their activities

Eric Garris, founder of Antiwar.com, which is suing the FBI after a memo revealed that the agency was spying on the website’s staff to determine if they posed a national security threat.

The ACLU is filing a request with the FBI surrounding the same controversy after its repeated FOIA submissions have returned empty.

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Top 10 most popular UU hymns on Facebook

firstubaltimore:

(according to a facebook poll)

  1. Blue Boat Home (#1064)
  2. Spirit of Life (#123)
  3. This Is My Song (#159)
  4. Come, Come, Whoever You Are (#188)
  5. Come, Sing a Song With Me (#346)
  6. Let It Be a Dance (#311)
  7. Meditation on Breathing (#1009)
  8. Gathered Here (#389)
  9. Morning Has Broken (#38)
  10. Voice Still and Small (#391)

(via UU World)

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jewishatheist:

Five Stupid Things About Judaism

I was pretty thrilled to see this video from youtuber Steve Shives.  He was actually one of the very first atheistic resources I found when I began to look into it. His “Five Stupid Things” is a regular installment, and it’s about time he reviewed Judaism.
Additionally, I gotta hand it to him. Often when non-jews criticize Judaism it’s clear they don’t know a thing about it. I’m not saying Steve’s an expert, but his points are pretty spot on.

P.s. If you’re looking for critiques of popular apologetics books, like “I don’t have enough faith to be an atheist,” Steve has been regularly tearing them apart one chapter at a time.

This was puerile.


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anarchei:

Three Reasons You Can’t Find a Job

LearnLiberty:

Are you a college graduate fed up with the uncertainty and stress of the job hunt? Have you been sitting in Starbucks for days, sipping lattes and hopelessly sending out job application after job application? You’re certainly not alone. There are 11.7 million unemployed people struggling to find a job in America. Prof. Carrie Kerekes presents three reasons finding a job in today’s market is so difficult: a mismatch of skills, government regulations, and uncertainty in the market. These three things all have one common factor: Government interference.

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