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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Self-portrait of a homophobic politician
Carlo Giovanardi of Italy’s PDL (that’s Berlusconi’s party) had a few things to say about Lady Gaga’s upcoming appearance at the EuroPride parade in Rome: “…all the surveys prove scientifically that the majority of Italians are against gay marriage.” “It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights, Italy, Religious idiocy
Tagged Carlo Giovanardi, EuroPride 2011, homophobia, Italy
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Do you not use your brains?
The videos of the World Atheist Convention in Dublin are being uploaded on YouTube. Here’s a gem: P.Z. Myers and Aron Ra debate two Muslim creationists on embryology. Basically, these guys believe: ◊ The Qur’an states things nobody could’ve possibly … Continue reading
Posted in creationism, Religious idiocy, Science
Tagged creationism, Islam, World Atheist Convention 2011
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Google considers me an authority on crackpots
When I google “Roberto De Mattei” and “creationist” this is what I see: I’m not an authority on many things, but this is kind of cool.
An insult to language
I haven’t read Susan Jacoby’s “Spirited Atheist” column in a month or two, but today I found an absolutely wonderful article on A.C. Grayling’s The Good Book: A Humanist/Secular Bible. Suffice to say the first time I read any of … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Humanism & Freethought
Tagged AC Grayling, atheism, Bible, Good Book, religion, Secularism
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“I crave the stillness of rooms”
Every so often I mention that I write poetry. I used to write a lot of poetry, though lately it’s kind of tapered off due to our recent move, our ten month-old daughter and a hundred other things that eat … Continue reading


