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- John W. Loftus said...
Thanks to a Blogger named James for this link.
- February 14, 2009 at 2:51 PM
- Andrew said...
I just want to make sure as many people as possible see that there is a threat against me in Kansas City from someone John Loftus knows. Just in case something happens I want it to be known.
- February 14, 2009 at 6:30 PM
- strangebrew said...
'I just want to make sure as many people as possible see that there is a threat against me in Kansas City from someone John Loftus knows. Just in case something happens I want it to be known.'
Can you elaborate on this threat?
It can be probably understood why the name might be a problem...but what specifically is the threat and what is the probable reason?
The more detail you feel able to give...maybe the safer you will be!
- February 14, 2009 at 7:27 PM
- Andrew said...
No, actually the less I say the better.
- February 14, 2009 at 8:41 PM
- Xondor said...
I can guarantee you one thing, Andrew: it was not a son of Xenu. We never give fair warning. Happy V-Day.
On topic: I believe that Dianetics is another Atheist book, but it is far from the best.
- February 14, 2009 at 9:55 PM
- ismellarat said...
Is the threat coming from someone frustrated with the sheer strength of your arguments?
Can you maybe link to a couple of them? I do get a little discouraged by the atheists sometimes. :)
- February 14, 2009 at 10:00 PM
- jUUggernaut said...
Our UU minister, Peter Morales, once gave an interesting sermon about Michael Servetus who was captured in Geneva by Calvin because of his heretical ideas and then burned at the stake.
What is so upsetting is not just that Calvin was cruel, but that his Trinitarian doctrine, as Servetus demonstrated by simply reading the bible, was clearly unfounded.
As Morales writes: "Already as a young man he was troubled by the doctrine of the Trinity, which he saw as a great obstacle to extending the Christian faith to Jews and Muslims who considered the Trinity a form of polytheism. When he read the Bible as a student he was surprised to find that the Trinity is nowhere mentioned in the scriptures." ... at the age of nineteen or twenty, ... he published, in Latin, his first book, On the Errors of the Trinity. ... The book caused quite a stir. Servetus naively thought that simply pointing out the errors of the traditional theology would cause the Protestant reformers to change their position. Instead, his book was widely denounced and often confiscated by authorities.
Here is the sermon in question (stich together both parts) http://jeffersonunitarian.org/sermons/ morales/pm_burn_the_heretic.html
But let's look at this with the benefit of hindsight. The specific tenets of any faith change over time: what was once heretical becomes mainstream, and not necessarily so after schisms. In other words: the doctrines of any religion are arbitrary.
To paraphrase the wise rabbi Tom Lehrer: "Religion is like a sewer... what you get out of it depends on what you put into it."
- February 14, 2009 at 10:07 PM
- Gandolf said...
Andrew said..." No, actually the less I say the better."
Yeah suspense is usually accompanied by a degree of apprehension or anxiety.Mental uncertainty or excitement, as in awaiting a decision or outcome.Pleasurable excitement and anticipation regarding an outcome, such as the ending of a mystery novel.Held or lifted up; held or prevented from proceeding.
Kinda like faithful beliefs.We might not see god/s, might not even be any evidence available of their actual existence.And the followers of these beliefs, dont really congratulate investigation of such beliefs very much.
Nope best kept within the faith syndrome.
But just watch they are coming ! its really going to happen ! :).
- February 15, 2009 at 6:01 AM
- John W. Loftus said...
Andrew is a liar. I don't know what the hell he's talking about. He's banned from DC yet continues posting. Ignore him. He's delusional. Or, he can produce the evidence. Evidence. That's something lacking in his beliefs too.
- February 15, 2009 at 10:01 AM
- strangebrew said...
Andrew said...
'No, actually the less I say the better.'
So paranoid xian wet dreams of persecution....
You have let your belief twist your sad excuse for a mind...
You are a sham and a typical example of a liar for jeebus...you should be ashamed of yourself...but xians have a very loose understanding of the term...they tend to disregard it or project it to the nearest atheist cos jeebus lovers are poor little down trodden troopers!
Besides every xian gets a stiffy for martyrdom...they think they be jeebus!...the sickos!
Seems to make no difference if they are male or female the premise is the same ...a little suffering for jeebus warms their black little hearts!
- February 15, 2009 at 10:01 AM
- ismellarat said...
Oh, the cynicism.
I'm sure Andrew's life is in danger because he's the coming Antichrist's main obstacle to world domination.
Like Truth Incarnate. No wonder everyone's after him, poor guy.
- February 15, 2009 at 10:12 AM
- strangebrew said...
'Oh, the cynicism.'
Unfortunately in dealings with creobots and xians of most flavors it is the overriding attitude that sums up their extraordinary claims and the torrent of palpable nonsense to back it up...they think...or not... as the case usually is!
- February 15, 2009 at 10:33 AM
- jUUggernaut said...
Two considerations re Andrew:
* Online etiquette: Don't feed the trolls. Ignore them. The worst you can do is to prompt them for "information".
* Real life: Don't ridicule people exhibiting signs of mental instability, plus it's a way of feeding the trolls.
Actually, a number three thrown in for free:
* If you find a typo you can keep it.
- February 15, 2009 at 10:43 AM
- Frank Walton said...
I see evryone who disagrees with you is a troll. Nice way to keep open dialogue.
Plus word around the campfire is that the inside of Johns hat smells like a homeless joggers taint.
- February 15, 2009 at 7:36 PM
- atimetorend said...
That is a very well written expose of the man Calvin. I guess too much of the evangelical world has Calvin's writings at its foundation for him to be thrown under the bus. Luther gets much the same treatment, I heard John Piper say of Luther, "He sinned much, but he repented much." [paraphrase]. So their sins get glossed over, while their doctrinal foundations live on. Yeah for Reformed Theology!
- February 17, 2009 at 3:12 PM


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Price City council members gave approval for the city to apply for funding for a town square concept with new benches, street lights, flower baskets and other materials to help improve the perimeter of the City Hall block.
The council passed a motion 3-2 in support of the town square concept which would help beautify the areas around City Hall which would begin sometime in 2014. Council members Kathy Hanna-Smith, Layne Miller and Rick Davis voted in support of the concept while Grady McEvoy and Wayne Clausing voted against it.
The total estimated cost of the project is $1.16 million. The town square concept would then be considered for the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) and then later placed into the city's budget when the funding is acquired.
A portion of the project funding, which is not to exceed $310,000, could be available through an application with the Utah Department of Transportation Alternative Program (TAP) fund. However, the city must include a local match of 6.77 percent with the project funding. The funds would be available in 2014.
The city needed to turn in its application for the funding to UDOT on Friday afternoon.
With the Carbon County Courthouse still in the process of moving to a new location along 100 North, the city has expressed an interest in making sure the area near City Hall looks at its best in the future years.
The city must show throughout the project that they are committed to it if they want to receive funding from UDOT said Gary Sonntag, Price City public works director. If the city is able follow through on the requirements to receive the funding, Sonntag said this could be the beginning for other projects in the area.
"This could be a springboard to other funding for the area," Sonntag explained. "This block would be a template for other areas for the city."
Because the city has not budgeted the money for the project for 2014, there are still a lot of unanswered questions along with the project. Mayor Joe Piccolo said the city could possibly have the project turned into a number of phases by spreading the funding for the project over a period of time. With other sources of funding out there, Davis said the phasing of the project would be the city's best course of action.
While the project is a unique possibility for the city, Sonntag said he was unsure of how things would play out considering the funding from UDOT being new.
"It's so new, I'm not sure what's going to happen," he explained.
McEvoy, who voted against the project, said he would have a hard time putting money towards a project such as this due to the current financial situation.
"The funding situation for this would be difficult," McEvoy said. He also cited that some council members, including himself, would be voting on funding for a project that they might not be around for when things begin in 2014.
While money from other sources including the Community Impact Board might be available, Nick Tatton, Price City community director, said funding from the CIB might be available but it would come in the form of a loan that the city would need to pay back later.
Hanna-Smith, who has been in support of many projects and ideas that center around helping beautify and keeping Main Street looking at its best, said this is the first time she can remember the city looking this deeply into a project like this.
"This is the furthest we've gone on a project like this," Hanna-Smith said.
While there was some talk among council members that the city should maintain what they have and try to work and live within the budget available, Piccolo said the project can be viewed as a glass half empty or a glass half full type of situation.
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- Reggie Miller showers the Clippers with some love. From the Associated Press:
I thought I would never say this, but [Los Angeles] is slowly becoming a Clipper town," said Miller, a former Indiana Pacers star. "My biggest question is, will they be content? Will complacency seep is? Now when they go on the road, the Clippers are starting to sell out. It's not the Clippers of old that were pushovers. Teams will be getting up for the Clippers."
Nothing we haven't heard before, but it's nice to see it in the Gray Lady's online edition.
- Clipperblog joins Skeets & Tas for their Pacific Division preview. We discuss Elton Brand and Werner Herzog's recent collaboration, among other things.
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- Indulge me with a rant, if you would:
For the most part, I think the folks at Staples Center do a nice job, particularly Camron who does yeoman's work holding down ushering duties at Aisle 318. But I'm getting tired of haggling with the security drones at the metal detector about my Asian Pears on the way in.
Look. I enjoy a ballpark frank as much as the next fan, and I certainly indulge at Staples now and then. But when you attend 85 pro sports events a year, you're going to blow up like Shawn Kemp if you eat stadium concessions every night. This is why I usually tote a couple of pieces of fruit to Clips games. Later in the season when the weather is cool, it's never a problem smuggling a load of tangerines in my coat pockets [though I resent the fact that I have to]. But Octobers are warm in Los Angeles and it's difficult to hide a bulge of produce without looking like you've got elephantitis.
So Wednesday night, wearing only my patented t-shirt over a long-sleeved thermal tee, I decided not to insult the intelligence of the keys-and-change droids at the metal detectors and just stuck my fruit on the table with my other crap. Naturally, aforementioned droid (who's 5'6" and pushing 200 pounds) told me "you can't bring that in here." At which point, I asked him, fully knowing the answer, to direct me to the concession that sells fresh fruit. He reiterated that I couldn't bring my .75 cents worth of produce inside, at which point I became Michael Douglas at the Mickey-Dees in Falling Down and basically told him to worry about radiological dispersal devices and liquid gels, rather than a yuppie carrying the Central Valley's finest edibles.
Fortunately, a security supervisor overheard the commotion, came over and assured the Master of the Plastic Bowl that a couple pears didn't present a security risk. I thanked her.
I get that Staples and DTS don't want me to smuggle in an Italian sub, lest they not be able to charge me $25 for a Jody Maroni sausage. And I respect their entrepreneurial spirit. But until the day they offer something at concessions that's not going to require an angioplasty, I reserve the right to brownbag it with something that...uh...grows.
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Want to meet us? The second Sunday of the month we are usually at the
History Center from 12:15-2:00pm for our monthly lecture. Other Sunday
mornings, we meet at 11am at
Cafe Express,
3418 North Lamar Blvd at 35th. [Map]. Parking is in the rear.
If you're not a morning person, come hang out with us some evening.
On Sunday evenings, the cast and crew of the Atheist Experience meet up in a restaurant
after the show and invite the audience. See the Atheist Experience website for details.
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The ACA Lecture Series continues Sunday, October 11th at 12:15pm in the Austin History Center, 9th and Guadalupe. The building opens at noon. Texas Freedom Network's Dan Quinn will give us an update on their activities. The lecture is free and open to the public.
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