The Kitten Legion of Darkness members are growing madly, eating everything in sight, and just being sweet.
Author: clubschadenfreude
intelligent, female, atheist, science fiction fan, great cook, excellent alewife, cat lover
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation: Ray Comfort thinks he’s being clever again “Is God a Cruel Tyrant?”
Ray Comfort thinks he’s being clever again. He has an attempt to claim his god isn’t a “cruel tyrant”. My father used to hit me. He would daily leave my mother to raise us kids, and I once saw him kill a helpless animal with his bare hands. With that information you could understandably come … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation: Ray Comfort thinks he’s being clever again “Is God a Cruel Tyrant?”
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – when Christians lie about mental illness
Often a theist, usually a Christian, will claim that since they do no harm, why do I attack their claims. Well, this is why, when a Christian lies about mental health and mental illness. When their claims will harm someone. Ray Comfort and his cult now try to make claims about depression, something that many … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – when Christians lie about mental illness
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – where I show just how nerdy I am when it comes to magic and religion
And now for something completely different. I tinker at writing sword and sorcery fiction. The milieu allows for some interesting thoughts about how gods and magic and mortals interact. This is a snippet about how gods, religion and magic work out. The setting is a pair of classic D&D type characters (mage and thief) in … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – where I show just how nerdy I am when it comes to magic and religion
What the Boss Likes – more about the kittens!
So, as I said recently, we have new additions to the family. Here are some photos of them and a few short videos. We did screw up on what sex some of the little beasties are. Since they are going to be spayed/neutered, we don't know if it makes that much difference to … Continue reading What the Boss Likes – more about the kittens!
What the Boss Likes – power fantasies
Christians often took fits about sword and sorcery fantasy, especially D&D. Who are the heroes here?
What the Boss Likes – New additions to the family
We have 6 new additions. I had befriended a little kitty earlier this year. She had a lame front paw so I fed her and gave her a place to sleep. Then I saw that she was probably pregnant, but she was so tiny, I figured that she would either have one or two kittens … Continue reading What the Boss Likes – New additions to the family
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – reducing a conservative Christian to incoherence
I think I may have broken our favorite unfunny Christian comedian, John Branyan: "I would consider the stopping of the earth's rotation as evidence you have a husband." Now, since no one ever claimed my spouse could stop the earth from rotating like the bible claims this god can stop the "sun" aka stop the … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – reducing a conservative Christian to incoherence
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – Addressing Christian spam nonsense.
I felt like a long post today, sitting here in the air conditioning. If you've been reading my posts, you'll have seen most if not all of this before. Move on and watch part of one of my favorite cartoon movies Rock and Rule: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aR-Z92eXVoo Occasionally, my spam filter catches some lazy Christian spam. The … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – Addressing Christian spam nonsense.
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – what could you do with $42,000?
What could you do with $42,000? Well, my former church (you can see them here. Rather a shame that they removed the piano and organ from the sanctuary) is using it to spread their nonsense in Romania. Not that there are poor people in western Pennsylvania that need help. They did this once before, when … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – what could you do with $42,000?
