http://cdn.holytaco.com/www/sites/default/files/images/20...
Rated • 35 reviews • religion • holytaco.com
That pretty much sums it up!
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DannyAndNina/religion
Last seen: 11 days ago
DannyAndNina is a 29 year old person from United States, Colorado, USA
We're two people: bloggers, artists, and serial entrepreneurs.
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McNaughton Fine Art
Rated • 58 reviews • history, religion, atheism • mcnaughtonart.com
The artist is incredibly misinformed and misguided. Just because someone like Benjamin Franklin made an allusion to "god" doesn't mean that he believed in a personal god himself. How convenient to overlook the fact that Franklin said ""Lighthouses are more helpful than churches," and "The way to see by faith is to shut the eye of reason."
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Believe in God? Oh, no. But I swear by little green men,...
Rated • 2 reviews • religion, atheism • dailymail.co.uk
Believing in ghosts and little green men from outer space appears a touch easier than having faith in God, according to a survey.
The researchers found that while 54 per cent of us are convinced the Almighty exists, 58 per cent believe in the supernatural.
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http://www.theinformationparadox.com/2008/10/they-are-suc...
Rated • 2 reviews • religion, halloween • theinformationparadox.com
Have fun, be safe, but mostly don't go broke or fear this fun holiday!
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Haiku for You | #0143 | ecological
Rated • 3 reviews • religion, bizarre, arts • ourstereo.com
nstead of either burning or burying their dead, the Zoroastrians have traditionally placed corpses inside a tower of silence. The tower contains three concentric rings. Children's corpses are placed in the innermost ring; men's corpses are placed in the outermost ring; and women's corpses are placed in the ring between them. The tower remains open to the sky, and vultures who live near the tower quickly devour the bodies' flesh.
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Religion: why do people believe in God? - Telegraph
Rated • 12 reviews • religion • telegraph.co.uk
However, when I went to work in psychiatric hospitals, I realised that criticising religion was not enough. I needed to understand why religion becomes an integral part of a person's life - and doesn't cease to be so when such beliefs cause the person much pain and guilt, or lead him to commit murder, even to the point of genocide.
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http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2008/06/the-vatican-...
Rated • 3 reviews • religion • dailygalaxy.com
The Vatican has banned the makers of a CERN-inspired quantum physics-based prequel to The Da Vinci Code from filming in its grounds or any church in Rome, describing the work as "an offence against God".
Angels and Demons, the latest Dan Brown thriller to be turned into a film, includes key episodes that take place in the Vatican and Rome's churches. Archbishop Velasio De Paolis, the head of the Vatican's Prefecture for Economic Affairs, said that Brown had "turned the gospels upside down to poison the faith".
