Religious Left

It’s sad news and some people may have to cancel their vacation plans, but the International Burn a Religious Book Day is being canceled in many locations around the globe. However, their might still be hope. Although many sources are saying the event has been canceled, others are stating it’s only on hold . Even though Pastor Terry Jones initially declared Sept 11th the International Burn a Koran (Quran) Day, it has morphed into an International Burn a Religious Book and US Flag Day. I just want to make it perfectly clear; while it is true I support the International Burn a Religious Book Day I am not supportive of the US Flag burning. I do wish to thank Pastor Terry Jones for helping rid the world of religious texts. After all, many atrocities have plagued, and continue to plague, mankind as a direct result of these texts. The courage of Pastor Terry Jones has not come without cost. The people living in his city of residence (Gainesville, Florida) have turned on him . Even...

America: Zero tolerance on hate is the message all Americans should loudly proclaim. It stands to reason, anyone disagreeing with this statement is in the minority. There is no justification for hate! But some religious folks believe there is justification for hate. And they further their sin by saying God/Allah commanded it. We’ve all seen a long time couple that seems to know what the other is thinking, often able to finish sentences for each other. Their common bond of love is extremely powerful. If one of them were to disappear under suspicious circumstances the other would be invaluable in the investigation due to this extremely powerful common bond of love. God/Allah is about Love. If you have a powerful common bond of love with God/Allah then you don’t need a book to tell you what God/Allah thinks, feels and wants. With so many bible translations being questioned by so many do you really think your foothold is stable? Toss into that the passage of so many years and i...

Award winning animated short to original song written by Dave Puls.

Fitna is a 2008 short film (16 minutes) by Dutch parliamentarian Geert Wilders. The film explores Qur'anic motivation for terrorism, Islamic universalism, and Islam in the Netherlands. The film's title comes from the Arabic word fitna which is used to describe "disagreement and division among people", or a "test of faith in times of trial". [ more info at WIKIPEDIA ]