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Glen Moon is opposed to abortion, paying city employees more than dollar per year, and littering
Source: ScienceBlogs

Glen Moon really mentions Jesus and God a lot in his political addresses. He is running for city council in Livonia, Michigan. He is opposed to abortion. He wants city employees to receive a dollar per year. Or, he wants then to be willing to accept a dollar per year.

Sad case out of India
Source: ScienceBlogs

This little girl born with six legs and two arms had the option of all three; she's currently being operated on to remove four of the limbs.

Brilliant satirical poem on the death of Gary Aldridge - Pharyngula Blog
Source: ScienceBlogs

Brilliant satirical poem on the recent kinky death of Gary Alridge, posted by 'The Cuttlefish Poet' on the biology blog of PZ Myers 'Pharyngula'. 'A story, sure, but it may yet Explain what happened then. The moral is, please don't forget: Your safeword is "Amen"

Pharyngula: I'm gonna be a ☆ MOVIE STAR ☆
Source: ScienceBlogs

Popular blogger PZ Myers tells how an interview he gave for a documentary on the science-religion conflict ended up being used in an anti-science movie which asserts that "freedom of thought and freedom of inquiry have been expelled from publicly-funded high schools, universities …

Sophisticated Theological Arguments are Unanswerable
Source: ScienceBlogs

The Rational Response Squad has a "competitor": a group calling itself the Righteous Response Squad. I think we can already see a problem—we can expect a dearth of originality and imagination from this new gang.

Pharyngula: I get email
Source: ScienceBlogs

Here's an odd correlation for you: whenever I take a swipe at the foolishness of Scott Adams, I get a major uptick in the usual trickle of Christian email.

A General Predilection for Delusion
Source: ScienceBlogs

The first review of my talk yesterday is in! Too bad it is from somebody who wasn't there and who is a world-class fool.

Prayer for Dummies
Source: ScienceBlogs

I don't think creationists are necessarily stupid (just ignorant, misinformed, wicked, or … but let's not start that again), but I do make exceptions for individuals. There are some that say things I find incredibly stupid. Here's an example.

PZ Myers on How the Cavefish Lost Its Eyes
Source: seedmagazine.com

The Mexican blind cavefish raises the challenging evolutionary question: Does disuse lead to degeneration or disappearance of a feature? Here, an answer Darwin would have loved.The manner in which the evolution of flightless birds or eyeless, cave-dwelling animals might have come …

Pretentious ass scientist exploits religious people for cheap laughs - again
Source: ScienceBlogs

I know these guys are supposed to be a science site but their number one guy never writes about science; it's just him knocking religion every day, which is fine since that's why they pay him, but it would be nice if he would write more than a sentence about biology once in a w …

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