Category: not so polite dinner conversation

Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – nothing like a christian shooting themselves in the foot…again

Long time readers may remember a sad little man called John Brayan, who styles himself as a "christian comedian". He, and his very peculiar daughter, have been commented on here and here and here . I wonder how the poor dears are dealing with their orange rapist, pedophile, and serial adulterer. John fails wonderfully again … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – nothing like a christian shooting themselves in the foot…again →

Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – but but my version is the right one

Back after a nice week of staycation. Got things done like painting our patio wall in a pretty dark teal to make a cool cave for the summer , ate good food, drank good wine and beer, and hung out with my husband. (memes and pictures below) Now, back to silly cultists insisting how only … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – but but my version is the right one →

Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – hey, wait it doesn’t work

It’s always fun to watch Christains offer excuses on why they “don’t debate atheists”.  Here, Russell Moore, who claims he was a “seminary dean” offers his excuses on why he doesn’t. Apologetics are to keep the gullible in the cult.  They rarely are why someone becomes a Christian.  They are to keep the questions down, and … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – hey, wait it doesn’t work →

Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – evidence and proof

Christians often try to be clever with something like this, recently posted here by a rather ignorant person, "thinking in darkness":(memes below, btw)"Hi CS, I found this statement interesting, “In that you can’t show your god merely exists, much less that it is what you claim, you have nothing.” I would like you to try … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – evidence and proof →

Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – lies about love, mercy and pain

oy. In a couple of hours, I'm stuck going to a annual meeting for the organization I work for. Whee, two days of board meetings and tedium. At least I should get a couple of good meals out of it. (memes and images below, btw)It's notable how christains must lie about how their god suposedly … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – lies about love, mercy and pain →

Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – dialogue

A christian pastor wants "dialogue" and yet makes many false claims on his blog about atheists. I wonder if he'll respond to me and what I wrote. Again, nothing new, just the usual rebutting. The early Christians were chasing the nonsense of not dying and being a god’s favored.  Then as they splintered and changed, … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – dialogue →

What the Boss Likes – the protest and embroidery

So, I went, didn't stay for long and helped out an anxious young woman, who was rather like me when I was young, navigate the crowd to find her friends. Lovely day here in Harrisburg, if a bit windy. I've completed a few more embroidery projects on a denim jacket I got from a thrift … Continue reading What the Boss Likes – the protest and embroidery →

Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – that whole “fool” thing.

Many theists love to call those outside of the religion "fools". They can't show that their gods exist, but we are to be considered fools for not agreeing with them. A rather silly Christian, Ryan, is sure we are fools and yet he doesn't know what's in his own bible. The following is a response … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – that whole “fool” thing. →

What the Boss Likes – Inherited morality and rocks

I very much like Reasoned Reality's substack about morality. And here's a good article on ancient geology and the "great unconformity" : Ancient rocks point to an early start for the Great Unconformity—the biggest gap in Earth’s rock record Addendum: and i finished my embroidery on my old garden vest. Foxglove, monkshood, hemlock, nightshade, thistle, … Continue reading What the Boss Likes – Inherited morality and rocks →