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I found this link on del.icio.us — it has all the proper citations. The Scandal of the Evangelical Conscience – Books & Culture Divorce is more common among “born-again” Christians than in the general American population. Only 6 percent of evangelicals tithe. White evangelicals are the most likely people to object to neighbors of another … Continue reading Practicing what one preaches
One thing I’ve found in my (many) travels to England is British TV shows. One of my favorites is called “Black Books,” about a small used-book store owner, in the absurd-intellectual-cynical comedy tradition, at its best of course. I can’t watch my CD of it now because it’s PAL format, and I can’t switch Fluffy’s … Continue reading Obscure TV shows I like
All of the books in the world contain no more information than is broadcast as video in a single large American city in a single year. Not all bits have equal value. — Carl Sagan
Archives | January 2-8 2005 | Yourish.com Interesting how the Sauds can really open their pocketbooks for murderers, but have to be convinced to put up money for their fellow Muslims in need. Go see and read.
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