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  • Support JesusPotterHarryChrist on Kickstarter.com and get awesome freebies!

    Atheism, Musings Permalink

    If you're looking for a late-summer read, check out the book "Jesus Potter Harry Christ." It claims that both Harry and Jesus are spiritual metaphors told in the literary form of historical fiction. The paperback is selling well on amazon, but we'd like to print hardcover copies - so we've ...

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  • Dionysus, Hades and Jesus: Marriage in Death to Lords of the Underworld

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    One of the literary threads I hope to investigate in the future is the tie between vampirism and the ancient tradition of linking death and marriage together; many religions deal with death as an intimate reunion or marriage with a god of the underworld such as Hades or Dionysus. Much ...

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  • The “real” Samson and Goliath discovered in Israel? (Does archaelogy prove the Bible as history?)

    Articles, Blasphemy, Culture, Musings, Theology Permalink

    An article that caught my attention this summer is suggestively called "In Israel, diggers unearth the Bible's bad guys." The article continues to detail the archaeological discoveries by a team in Southern Israel, of what used to be the Philistines city of Gath. Although fairly objective, the article mentions the ...

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  • Migraines and God: A Brain Wider than the Sky Review

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    This summer I had the rare experience of sitting around and reading great books in a log cabin by log Tahoe (unlike Thoreau, I didn't build it with my hands). One of the books I enjoyed was "A Brain Wider than the Sky" by Andrew Levy. As a migraine sufferer ...

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  • Bible archaeologists discover tablet that refutes Jesus’ resurrection

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    Did Jesus Christ really resurrect from the grave after three days? Probably not, it turns out. In 2008 archaeologists found a stone tablet that tells of a Jewish rebel hero who died and came back to life after three days. Jesus? No! His name was Simon, and he lived decades ...

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  • Can atheists be good without God? A review of Penn Jillette’s “God, no!”

    Atheism, Musings Permalink

    "Penn Jillette is a twenty-first-century Lord of Misrule: big, boisterously anarchic, funny, Rabelaisian, impossible and unique. There isn't--couldn't be--better not be--anybody like him."  --RICHARD DAWKINS, bestselling author of The Greatest Show on Earth and The God Delusion So begins the hype over Penn Jillette's new book "God, no! Signs You May Already ...

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  • The truth about CS Lewis, Tolkien and Pagan Christs: Christian Parallels in Mythology

    Atheism, Culture, Musings, Theology Permalink

    Last Month Chuck Colson - Christian leader, cultural commentator, and former Special Counsel for President Richard Nixon - commented on my book, Jesus Potter Harry Christ. His central criticism of my book is weak, desperate and unfounded - in fact I write quite a bit about CS Lewis and Tolkien ...

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  • Harry Potter and Christian Theology: Jesus and Harry in Deathly Hallows Part II

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    Danielle Tumminio, the Author of "God and Harry Potter at Yale" has posted an article at Huffingtonpost.com about Harry Potter and Christianity. I'm jealous, because the article is basically a timely tease for her book - and I'd love my own Huffpost article but haven't figured out how to exploit ...

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  • Prayer, God and Alien Invasion: Is Falling Skies a Christian Show?

    Articles, Culture, Movie Reviews, Musings, Theology Permalink

    Today I watched the fourth episode of Falling Skies, a new series created by Robert Rodat and movie legend Stephen Spielberg. I'd already been intrigued by the character "Lourdes" played by Seychelle Gabriel, who talks about how her faith is "stronger than ever" and the importance of prayer, giving thanks, ...

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  • Transformers 3 Review and the Christian Rapture: Whose side will you be on in the coming apocalypse?

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    Today I watched the Smallville season 4 finale; then I went to see Transformers 3. It was interesting to find that they both feature the exact same story: a giant force is going to overtake earth and use all the people as slaves. One brave hero must find himself, defeat ...

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  • Hackers steal from 68,000,000 from church: God asleep at the wheel

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    The first time I saw this headline (that hackers used email phishing to steal $680,000 from a church in Des Moines, Iowa) I chuckled. I didn't know at the time that it was a fund for homeless and widowed women - but in principle the idea of stealing from a ...

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  • What does it mean to be a Christian? The difference between Atheism and Christianity.

    Atheism, Culture, Musings, Theology Permalink

    Because I am anti-religious and speak out against the fallacy of Christendom, many people accuse me of being many things that I am not. Generally, Christians usurp everything positive as being under the umbrella of Christianity. So when I say I am "Anti-Christian", they hear, "anti-morality, anti-kindness and goodness, anti-wanting ...

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