I’ve often wondered about this statement, and now I’ve found it:
If there is no God, everything is
permitted; if there is a God, it’s even more terrifying, because then some
things are not permitted, and men have got to find out which are which.
I’ve often wondered about this statement, and now I’ve found it:
If there is no God, everything is
permitted; if there is a God, it’s even more terrifying, because then some
things are not permitted, and men have got to find out which are which.
Posted in good stuff, human rights, Jesusland
…he’s lost the all-important Texas Jewboy vote. Kinky Friedman indorses Rick Perry:
…I have a covenant with God. I leave him alone and he leaves me alone. If, however, I have a big problem, I ask God for the answer. He tells Rick Perry. And Rick tells me. So would I support Rick Perry for president? Hell, yes! As the last nail that hasn’t been hammered down in this country, I agree with Rick that there are already too damn many laws, taxes, regulations, panels, committees, and bureaucrats.
Posted in humor, Jesusland, News and politics
University of Kentucky gets themselves crosswise on diversity hiring –and probably violated Federal law–by turning down astronomer C. Martin Gaskell, who is “potentially evangelical.” He’s suing. Boneheads, especially thumbsuckers Sally Shafer and Michael Cavagnero. Even if you are discriminating against evangelicals–despicable as that is–you don’t put yourself on record saying so. When the facuilty and staff make a major unforced error like this, U of K could lose their shirt, and get renamed Gaskell Christian University.
Tip from the Instapundit, who foresees a bad outcome of U of K, regardless of how the lawsuit plays out.
Posted in 1984, bad Americans, Jesusland, too stupid to be fiction
Just in case you thought nothing really cool ever happens out here in Great Unwashed Jesusland, check out this:
Tip from American Digest, where vanderLeun is a bit less grumpy lately.
Posted in Jesusland, the game of life