Showing posts with label Atheists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Atheists. Show all posts

Thursday, December 11, 2025

Atheist Looks Forward to Christmas Season

Friday, October 24, 2025

Joe Rogan Goes to Church

When Joe Rogan speaks, a lot of people listen. His influence can't be denied.

If more people are encouraged to go to church, that's a step in the right direction.

Sunday, September 14, 2025

Ben Shapiro, Bill Maher, the Bible, and Morality

Tuesday, May 13, 2025

God, Creation, and the Universe

Thursday, May 2, 2024

Bowing to Allah at UCLA

These people hate Jews. They won't be satisfied until Israel is wiped off the map, from the river to the sea. They want war. Many of these anarchists are atheists, yet they're bowing to Allah.

They are very disturbed people.

Monday, February 19, 2024

Sacrilege at St. Patrick's Cathedral

While the archdiocese released a statement, I would like to hear Cardinal Dolan comments on the matter. He has time to offer a Presidents' Day message but not a word about what took place at the cathedral.

Saturday, February 17, 2024

St. Patrick's Cathedral - Statement on 'Funeral' for Transgender Atheist Sex Worker

The outrage from the faithful must have been extreme to offer a Mass of Reparation to reconsecrate St. Patrick's. It is an appropriate response.

Friday, February 16, 2024

Funeral of Cecilia Gentili - Transgender, Atheist, Prostitute - at St. Patrick's Cathedral

I would like to hear what Cardinal Dolan has to say about this.

"Ave Cecilia"?

"St. Cecilia, mother of all whores"?

This is a mockery of the Catholic Church in a cathedral.

It's an affront to the faithful. Apparently, the funeral was arranged through deception.
Per NYT: "Ceyenne Doroshow, who organized the funeral, said friends of Ms. Gentili — who died on Feb. 6 at 52 — had wanted the service to be at St. Patrick’s because “it is an icon, just like her.” But she added that she had not mentioned that Ms. Gentili was transgender when planning with the church. “I kind of kept it under wraps,” she said."
This doesn't appear to be a Catholic funeral. It's more of a protest against the Catholic Church.

Tuesday, November 8, 2022

Pope Francis Disappoints

Very sad.

Tuesday, November 24, 2020

Grinch Evers: No Capitol 'Holiday' Tree

Tony Evers continues his effort to strip Wisconsin of Christmas cheer.

Last year, Evers declared that the tree in the Capitol rotunda was a "holiday" tree, not a Christmas tree.

From WISCTV:

Gov. Tony Evers has gone back to calling the state Capitol Christmas tree a holiday tree, reigniting an old fight over what to call the evergreen.

...Evers called the tree a holiday tree Friday. He announced that the tree's theme will be "Celebrate Science" and asked schoolchildren to submit science-related ornaments for the tree.
In 2019, Evers decided the tree would "Celebrate Science."

In 2020, Grinch Evers demanded there would be tree at all.

From Empower Wisconsin:
Gov. Tony Evers recently announced there will be no “holiday tree” in the State Capitol rotunda this year. Why? You guessed it … COVID-19.

...Gov. Scrooge sent teachers a letter saying he would not accept student-made ornaments this year because there will be no tree.

...The governor has asked students to send their ornaments to hospitals, nursing homes and veterans homes. He’s calling for a theme of “hope,” as he preaches fear in canceling Thanksgiving and Christmas.
This is idiotic. Evers is exploiting the coronavirus as an opportunity to purge a symbol of faith from the Capitol.

For Democrats/Leftists like Evers, COVID-19 is the gift that keeps on giving.

Friday, July 10, 2020

Black Lives Matter Threatens, Harasses Catholics



Do you want radicals like this guy disrupting your prayer?

I believe we are at a defining moment in our history. We are fighting for our freedom.

Maybe think about that when you consider not voting for President Trump because you don't care for some of his tweets.2020


Monday, April 10, 2017

Friday, December 23, 2016

Skeptic on a Stick, Elf on the Shelf

Atheists have problems during the holidays, especially with their kids.

When other children are enjoying Elf on the Shelf, now kids of atheists have something special. They can enjoy Skeptic on a Stick, and the Little Bummer Boy, too.


Wednesday, March 19, 2014

Freedom From Religion Foundation and Scott Walker Tweet

On Sunday shortly after noon, Scott Walker tweeted the following:



Scott Walker is a Christian. He tweeted the notation of a passage from the Bible, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."

HORROR OF HORRORS!

From The Capital Times:

A tweet containing nothing more than a biblical chapter and verse from Gov. Scott Walker’s Twitter account Sunday has prompted a call for its removal from the Freedom From Religion Foundation.

On Tuesday, the Madison-based organization, with 20,000 members nationwide including 1,300 in Wisconsin, emailed Walker alleging he, or someone in a position of authority to post, had misused the governor’s official Twitter account to promote religion.

The tweet read, "Philippians 4:13."

That refers to a Bible verse which reads, “I can do all things through Christ, who strengthens me.”

“This braggadocio verse coming from a public official is rather disturbing,” read the letter from FFRF. “To say, ‘I can do all things through Christ, who strengthens me,’ seems more like a threat, or the utterance of a theocratic dictator, than of a duly elected civil servant.”

...As of Tuesday afternoon, the tweet had not been removed.
Of course, Walker should not remove the tweet.

"Theocratic dictator"?

This is so ridiculous.

On Sunday, the Sabbath, the Lord's Day, Walker shared the notation for a Bible verse.

What's wrong with that? Nothing.

But according to the Freedom From Religion Foundation, that notation "seems more like a threat, or the utterance of a theocratic dictator, than of a duly elected civil servant."

There's nothing threatening about a Christian TWEETING the notation of a Bible verse on Sunday.

Walker is a Christian. He gets to exercise his religion. He gets to proclaim his faith.

In no way does that tweet pose a threat to anyone.

That simple expression on Twitter by Walker, a "government official," does not "endorse the religious practices and beliefs of some citizens, [thereby] sending a clear message to nonadherents that they are outsiders or less than full members of the political community."

To suggest that Walker's tweet violates the rights of others or threatens them is crazy.

Presidents and other government officials, Democrat and Republican, quote Bible verses in their public statements. There's nothing shocking or new there.

Some of the most intolerant, insufferable people I know are atheists.