Ok, yes, I will admit that Kevin and I are Star Trek fans. Not "Trekkies" but fans.
Anyways - great episode here, if you have about 50 minutes to spare. Enjoy :)
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Picard is the man!
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Alpha is an organization that offers an opportunity for anyone who wants to explore the Christian faith in sessions. On their main site they offer a poll to their visitors..
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Camp Quest
"Camp Quest is the first residential summer camp in
the history of the United States for the children of Atheists,
Freethinkers, Humanists, Brights, or whatever other terms might be
applied to those who hold to a naturalistic, not supernatural world
view.
The purpose of Camp Quest is to provide children of
freethinking parents a residential summer camp dedicated to improving
the human condition through rational inquiry, critical and creative
thinking, scientific method, self-respect, ethics, competency,
democracy, free speech, and the separation of religion and government
guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States.
Camp
Quest was first held in 1996 and until 2002 was operated by the Free
Inquiry Group, Inc. (FIG) of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. The idea
for the project originated with Edwin Kagin and he and his wife Helen
served as Camp Directors for the first ten years of the original Camp
Quest, retiring at the end of the 2005 camp session.
Currently
Camp Quest, Inc., an independent 501(c)(3) educational non-profit,
operates the Ohio Camp Quest and works to coordinate with and support
the other independently governed Camp Quest programs. Six Camp Quest
summer camps currently offer programs across North America."
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"The emphasis on critical thinking is epitomised by a test called the Invisible
Unicorn Challenge. Children will be told by camp leaders that the area
around their tents is inhabited by two unicorns. The activities of these
creatures, of which there will be no physical evidence, will be regularly
discussed by organisers, yet the children will be asked to prove that the
unicorns do not exist. Anyone who manages to prove this will win a £10 note
- which features an image of Charles Darwin, the father of evolutionary
theory - signed by Dawkins, a former professor of the public understanding
of science at Oxford University.
“The unicorns are not necessarily a metaphor for God, they are to show kids
that you can’t prove a negative,” said Saman-tha Stein, who is leading next
month’s camp at the Mill on the Brue outdoor activity centre close to
Bruton, Somerset."
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Simply put :)
#190199 +(962)- [X]
<Mooseka> IF GOD IS SO POWERFUL, WHY DID IT TAKE 7 DAYS TO CREATE THE EARTH.
<Mooseka> AND IF IT DID TAKE 7 DAYS, HOW LONG HAS IT TAKEN TO CREATE THE UNIVERSE?
<Mooseka> A PRETTY LONG TIME I'D THINK!
<Cef> to god a day is like a thousand years and a thousand years is liek a day
<Cef> thats in the bible
<Mooseka> SO IT TOOK GOD 7000 YEARS TO MAKE THE EARTH?
<Mooseka> HOW THE FUCK IS HE POWERFUL THEN
<Mooseka> I COULD MAKE THE EARTH OUT OF LEGOS IN 7000 YEARS.
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Had Promise, But Squandered It, February 11, 2009
The Lucifer character seemed like a nice enough guy. Refused to bow
down to unjust authority, etc. Was pretty much a George Washington /
King Leonidas type. For some reason they chose to focus on the Yahweh
character however. He was a pretty big jerk, always commanding people
to be killed and raped and whatever. Didn't really understand the part
where the guy offered his daughters up to be raped. Come to think of
it, way to much rape in this book. Anyways, it was cool when the bear
ate the children for making fun of that guy, but the scene was not
nearly long enough. Also, didn't quite understand how the author got
away with so much plagiarism from Egyptian and Sumerian books, but
whatevs. Liked the part where he said not to eat seafood. Its nice to
see he also had a bad Red Lobster experience. Would recommend the
author try Joe's Crab Shack. Its divine.
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