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You asked. I responded. Check out this month’s mailbag topics: Does God really hate Cleveland? What about Keanu Reeves? What can religion still tell us in today’s scientific world? Is Nic Cage immortal? Find out now!
This week’s buzz features the first ever atheist television channel, a new book about the origin of atheists, and more from everyone’s favorite philosopher of science/comedian—Michael Ruse.
Batman.
John Connor.
Jesus.
Christian Bale has played all of these heroes in his movies. This year, he’s adding Moses to the list.
You have to watch the brand new trailer for Exodus: Gods and Kings.
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EDITOR’S NOTE: Jesus & Dawkins welcomes guests posts. Today’s entry comes from Michael Shenigo-Rudy, a senior at THE Ohio State University. He’s the president of Ratio Christi at OSU. I encourage you to submit a comment after reading his great piece!
Michael Ruse, right, is a hilarious philosopher of science.
This week’s buzz features a philosopher of science who will make you laugh out loud, non-Christians who perplexingly consider the Bible the word of God, and the 8 best tweets about Tim Howard and Jesus—the other guy known for saving.
The Left Behind book series, from Timothy LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins, inspired an epic rapture prank!
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This week’s buzz features a funny new movie about four “Christian” con men, a new Creationist museum in Idaho, a new TV show from the co-creator of Lost, and the BioLogos AMA.
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I’m sure you’re shocked to hear this news, but Richard Dawkins receives hate mail. It might surprise you, however, to hear the vulgar things some Christians send to him.
Get your popcorn ready, because I found videos of Dawkins reading his hate mail. (WARNING, some of the language is R-rated!)
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In last week’s buzz, I mentioned The Unbelievers, a new documentary starring Richard Dawkins and Lawrence Krauss. The two scientists travel the world preaching a simple message: science is awesome, and religion is not. (If you haven’t watched the trailer yet, it’s worth viewing.)
I watched the movie last week, and have some good news and bad news. Just like the Rock’s character from Fast Five, I like good news before bad news: dessert first, then the veggies.
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This week’s buzz features a Bill Nye rap battle with Isaac Newton, BioLogos on Reddit, Massimo Pigliucci schooling another atheist on philosophy, and controversial new UK creationism laws.
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