Thursday, October 06, 2005
This guy has a sense of humor
This is awesome. The illustration of the tree, mountain and midget slayed me
And his collection of hate mail is a large collection of people who don't have a sense of humor.
Why is it so hard to laugh at yourself?
People are way too serious
Spread the word. After all, who doesn't want an excuse to dress as a pirate?
UPDATE:
Some don't find this amusing but see it as faith-bashing and a way for those without faith to feel better about their lack of faith.
I don't see it like that. I see it as making light of a situation that needs some levity. To me, this should be a non-issue. Creationism is a faith-based explanation of how life came to be. If it weren't, all faiths (atheists included) would hold it in high regard. This isn't the case. And since we pretend to extoll a freedom of religion and the separation of church and state, it shouldn't be taught in PUBLIC schools.
On the other hand, some faiths don't believe in evolution so they don't want it taught.
So what do we do, not teach anything and not piss off anyone?
I say, if you want Creationism, go to a religious school; if that's not required hit up a public school.
But in the least, have a sense of humor about life. While the Spaghetti Monster may seem blashpemous, how many religions consider other accepted faiths as absurd as this one? And how many wars have been fought to 'prove' this? This isn't causing any wars, just a few laughs.
Live shouldn't be as stressful as we seem to want to make it. Love, laugh, and don't take life so seriously. Have faith, by all means (as I've said before, I find myself missing mine at times), but keep it a personal thing. Worship as you see fit, but don't require it of anyone else. (For me this doesn't just pertain only to faith, but to lifestyles/life choices as well).
Damn it all. I'm on a beach, my stomach has calmed down and I am in here instead of in the warm ocean watching white men walk by with their hookers. Where are my priorities??
And his collection of hate mail is a large collection of people who don't have a sense of humor.
Why is it so hard to laugh at yourself?
People are way too serious
Spread the word. After all, who doesn't want an excuse to dress as a pirate?
UPDATE:
Some don't find this amusing but see it as faith-bashing and a way for those without faith to feel better about their lack of faith.
I don't see it like that. I see it as making light of a situation that needs some levity. To me, this should be a non-issue. Creationism is a faith-based explanation of how life came to be. If it weren't, all faiths (atheists included) would hold it in high regard. This isn't the case. And since we pretend to extoll a freedom of religion and the separation of church and state, it shouldn't be taught in PUBLIC schools.
On the other hand, some faiths don't believe in evolution so they don't want it taught.
So what do we do, not teach anything and not piss off anyone?
I say, if you want Creationism, go to a religious school; if that's not required hit up a public school.
But in the least, have a sense of humor about life. While the Spaghetti Monster may seem blashpemous, how many religions consider other accepted faiths as absurd as this one? And how many wars have been fought to 'prove' this? This isn't causing any wars, just a few laughs.
Live shouldn't be as stressful as we seem to want to make it. Love, laugh, and don't take life so seriously. Have faith, by all means (as I've said before, I find myself missing mine at times), but keep it a personal thing. Worship as you see fit, but don't require it of anyone else. (For me this doesn't just pertain only to faith, but to lifestyles/life choices as well).
Damn it all. I'm on a beach, my stomach has calmed down and I am in here instead of in the warm ocean watching white men walk by with their hookers. Where are my priorities??
Comments:
I see absolutley NO humor in this. I assume ridiculing a "faith based" religion makes the "faith-less" feel better.
Lowell
Lowell
Or, maybe the "faith based" followers are just pissed off because the "faith-less" are removing the remote control from the public education system. What has this world come to when the parents actually have to interact with their child's education. God help us all if all parents actually took the responsibility of teaching their children the faith themselves. Be it through living by example, or actually sitting down and having a conversation with their child about what they believe in, and why.
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