Hello! Beth here, and I’m in Oregon this weekend to attend the Northwest Freethought Conference. I’m not what one might call a social butterfly, so while I’m trying to mingle a bit, I’m more focused on a few discussions and the keynote speaker of the evening, P.Z. Myers. I’ll be blogging about the conference throughout […]
Yoga might be spiritually questionable for Christians, but there’s another fitness fad that seems to mesh just fine with biblical teachings – pole dancing! You need a church pamphlet and some physical fitness to get into the class. Make no mistake – she’s not teaching people how to strip. She’s showing people how to worship […]
****Update**** Looks like Apple may have taken the app down. It’s no longer loading. Once I know for sure, I’ll update again. Thanks Jason for the heads up! There’s an app for everything these days, a reality that many mac-philes will reference when engaged in the endless battle of Apple vs. PC. I think it’s […]
Testing can be difficult no matter how old you are or what you’re testing for. In my experience, the only thing that prepares me for a test is to study and really work at understanding the material. For the last two years at a public school in Baltimore, they’ve been trying a little something extra […]
Will religious leaders ever learn? Senior pastor Cho Yong-gi of Yoido Full Gospel Church, the largest Christian church in the world, has faced vicious public condemnation as he called the catastrophic Japanese quakes and tsunamis “God’s warnings.” “I fear that this disaster may be warnings from God against the Japanese people’s atheism and materialism,” an […]
