Ever since Homer Simpson first ate that holy waffle, exclaiming "Mmmm sacrilicious", sacrilege has been hilarious to me. I also enjoy me a simple flash game or two. Do those two sentences seem awkwardly unrelated? Not so! I want to share with you guys the games I play that are both rad and sacrilegious. Dare I say - radcrilegious?
Bible fight is the fighting game Joe Lieberman would have wanted to replace Mortal Kombat with if that ancient fuddy duddy had his way back in the 90s. It even follows the biblical tradition of unabashed misogyny considering Eve is the WORST CHARACTER EVER.
Oh, many a wasted night in my youth was spent at my friend's fridge rearrainging George Bush's outlandish outfits on his magnetic paper doll set. This online Jesus version is just as fun, and because Jesus was most likely a fictional character, I don't get sad every once in a while as I did by having to stair at GW's stupid monkey face.
This is a simple guessing game where you get a square of a picture, usually a close up of a sweet beard, and you are made to guess if it's a picture of a homeless guy or a picture of Jesus.
Giving Ourselves Permission To Grieve Our Own Way
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[image: depressed man sitting]
I find it helpful to remember that grief is a process, and everybody
grieves in different ways. There isn't a "right way" ...
I’m Pro-Becky, Who…
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Becky Friedman and Rebecca Vitsmun address the draft SCOTUS decision that
threatens Roe v. Wade through frank discussion of their own experience with
abort...
The End of This Blog
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I took an unscheduled and unplanned 2 weeks off from blogging, and I missed
it. It was fun to work on other things and comment more on Facebook, but I
thin...
Vintage Lovin'
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Hello there!
Wow.. two posts in two days! I must not be feeling well or something.. or
wait.. I'm not, I caught the office plague and am sitting at home in ...
Oh...Hey
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January, wow. Was that really the last time I updated this thing?
Apparently so.
Well, a few major things have happened between then and now:
1.) I washed...
Professor J. Anderson Thomson on Why We Believe
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This is a great talk by Professor J. Anderson Thomson from the American
Atheist convention in Atlanta, Georgia in 2009, which addresses ideas of
human evol...