EAT DA POO POO: Intense ugandan campaigning against homosexuality powered by the rage of pastor Martin Ssempa of the pro death penalty camp.
[via:Panu Horsmalahti]
EAT DA POO POO: Intense ugandan campaigning against homosexuality powered by the rage of pastor Martin Ssempa of the pro death penalty camp.
[via:Panu Horsmalahti]
The Egg and The Damnation of Richard Gillman are two well written short stories on metaphysics, religion and afterlife. Damnation… has been around for years, while The Egg is more recent and circulated on 4chan for a while.
[via:Lotta Söderholm & Waxy]
An intense, personal story about sexual abuse
Tech writer Joel Johnson tells the world about his family. Religion included, of course.
[via:Waxy]
Rewording of Jon McNaughton’s One Nation Under God
This is another parody of Utah artist Jon McNaughton’s creepy painting with a theocratic vibe. We get a thorough rewrite of the original’s explanations of the motif, with the nice JavaScript scroller and all. I keep my own backup copies of the original and this parody.
I recently discovered a less subtle, Cthulhu themed parody of the painting as well.
[via:jlelliot]
One Nation Under Cthulhu McNaughton parody
The picture (origin unknown) delivers Lovecraft-inspired parody of a “One Nation Under God” themed painting that has floated around the Internet for some time.
To fully grasp the madness of this work, read the original’s very elaborate explanations and feel that theocratic rage scare the shit out of you (Backup copy). Yeah, these people are allowed to vote.
EDIT: Found another parody.
[via:Nelg]
See also: Codex Sinaiticus, the restored text published online.
[via:antichrista]
Genuine WTF: Rapture Letters – a post-rapture message for family and friends
“After the rapture, there will be a lot of speculation as to why millions of people have just disappeared. Unfortunately, after the rapture, only non believers will be left to come up with answers. You probably have family and friends that you have witnessed to and they just won’t listen. After the rapture they probably will, but who will tell them? We have written a computer program to do just that.”
Also notice their video offering.
To put it in the words of Poeks, whom I follow on the Twitter:
“RaptureLetters.com operates on a dead man’s switch, but I prefer to think they keep one heathen on staff to press the big red “send” button.”
[via:Poeks]
Christian UK bus driver refuses to drive a bus with atheist “There’s probably no God” ad banner
See also: The home page of the ad campaign
October 29 2008 was apparently “The Day of Prayer for the World’s Economies”. WTF:
“We are going to intercede at the site of the statue of the bull on Wall Street to ask God to begin a shift from the bull and bear markets to what we feel will be the ‘Lion’s Market,’ or God’s control over the economic systems.”
See also: more photos from the prayer, a video, The Charging Bull statue
[via:Pharyngula]
Swedish pedestrian signs carry message from God
“Anyone living in Sweden or the Nordic countries will almost certainly have seen the image of a hand pointing upwards to encourage pedestrians to press the button before crossing the road. Prisma Teknik AB, the Swedish company behind the pedestrian signals, has now admitted that the hand is meant as a hidden symbol for God. [...] ‘We want to show that there is only one way to reach God and that is up and through Jesus”, CEO Jan Lund told The Local.’”
See also: Prisma Teknik AB