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| Tuesday Sep, 28 1999 | The Summa
Theologica is St. Thomas Aquinas' primary work,
the center of Catholic theology, and one of the
most important books in the history of Western
Civilization. This web-based version seems
to be complete, with questions ranging from
does God exist?
To do angels eat?
To certain
Viagra-oriented questions.
to Religion by mpc |
| Monday Sep, 27 1999 | A curious hybrid of Hassidic and Christian culture aptly named Jews
for Jesus promotes the acceptance of the Torah, Talmud and New Testament as
divinely inspired texts. Having trouble discussing your new faith with Orthodox friends and
horrified Jewish family? Jews for Jesus also offers
countermemes to defend your
Christian beliefs. to Religion by pjammer |
| Friday Sep, 24 1999 | Scientologists beware. The Church
of Virus is a new memetically-engineered
atheistic religion that is even now hungrily
sweeping up all your best prospects for
conversion. to Religion by arkuat |
| First a sheep, now Jesus? to Religion by crikey |
| God is the provider of all good things to His followers: salvation for the lost, comfort for the sorrowful, healing
for the wounded . . . and
gold tooth fillings for Christians with
bad oral hygiene. to Religion by pjammer |
| Monday Sep, 20 1999 | Yom Kippur is getting
so
commercialized these days.
People forget it's supposed to be
all about the sin! to Religion by sburke |
| Tuesday Aug, 31 1999 | Sporks may be the best thing to come out of Taco Bell since the choco taco, but they're also tools of Satan. to Religion by faisal |
| Friday Aug, 27 1999 | Play Spot the Jew (requires Flash) on the website of Marc Alan Jacobs. to Religion by peterb |
| Thursday Aug, 26 1999 | The ICR has a Graduate School?. to Religion by mpc |
| Monday Aug, 23 1999 | Jesus Christ: carpenter, teacher, fisherman, healer, savior . . . webmaster? to Religion by pjammer |
| Thursday Aug, 19 1999 | Wondering which particular pool of blithering idiots would take evolution out of science education? God bless the Internet. to Religion by faisal |
| Tuesday Aug, 17 1999 | Jack Chick translates and localizes his tracks,
with some odd results. His most famous
tract, This Was Your Life
has a couple of iconic scenes, the introductory rich guy
shot, lightbulb God, and the
examination of conscience scene.
Chick apparently subcontracts out the localization jobs,
leading to cosmic perspective and
frightening 70's fashion in the
Chinese Version. Apparently, the quality of the
subcontracts vary, since the Farsi
version of the Rich Guy just has a big beard drawn on him.
to Religion by mpc |
| God does not change, as our Christer friends constantly remind us - and if that's true, modern-day believers should practice the God-sanctioned institution of polygamy. Patriarchal Christianity - genuine movement or slick scheme to sucker meme-vulnerable women into your personal harem? You tell me. to Religion by pjammer |
| Tuesday Aug, 10 1999 | Because you know that a lemon-scented man dying on a cross is better to have in your bathroom than an actual, blood-and-pus-scented man dying on a cross.
to Religion by mrradon |
| Saturday Jul, 17 1999 | There tend huge gulfs between the the academic and
neopagan interpretations of the witch hunts.
This
site, run by an academic neopagan, gives a good
overview of the historical data, and the
changes in thought that led to revised academic
opinions, as well as
theories about why people want to believe otherwise.
to Religion by mpc |
| Tuesday Jul, 6 1999 | American Fundamentalist Christian culture tends
to exhibit a quaint parallelism of the profane
culture surrounding it, ranging
from Ska Bands,
Action-Adventure Shows.
While sanctification
isn't new, do we really need a holy page counter?
to Religion by mpc |
| Thursday Jul, 1 1999 | Find out what different religious groups believe about
Heaven and Hell, Morality and other topics
at Religious Tolerance, one of the most thoughtful and well-organized
reference pages of religion online. Do check out the Christian Urban
Legends while you're there, and read about some of the strange memes that persist in the minds of too-credulous Christians.
to Religion by pjammer |
| Tuesday Jun, 29 1999 | On my planet, all the Christians go to Landover Baptist Church, where they worry about kids masturbating with 7 foot tall Jar-Jar Binks dolls. to Religion by peterb |
| Sunday May, 30 1999 | The Second Coming of the Lord will be webcast.
to Religion by faisal |
| Wednesday May, 26 1999 | Jesus of Borg. Don't blame me, blame the
Luciferian Liberation Front. to Religion by obvious |
| Tuesday May, 25 1999 | I bet you didn't realize that crabs have a Bible. Well,
they do. to Religion by peterb |
| Sunday May, 16 1999 | You can receive absolution either here or here, without ever having to leave your own home. Now who said sloth was a deadly sin? to Religion by djinn |
| Tuesday May, 11 1999 | Learn the truth about
Star Trek, check out the
Jesse Jackson page, and then celebrate the
irony.
to Religion by jacquez |
| Saturday May, 8 1999 | Behold the Haunted Mansion-like
Face of Jesus!
to Religion by tregoweth |
| Thursday Apr, 22 1999 | Sure to give your fundementalist friends major cat-fits, Psycho Dave's favorite hobby is Recreational Christianity, described as indulging in activities, literature, and media of a given sect of Christianity for the sole purpose of having fun at its expense. to Religion by pjammer |
| Tuesday Apr, 20 1999 | Can Barney Fife and the folks of Mayberry help save your soul?
The Lord works in mysterious ways. to Religion by eclipse |
| Friday Apr, 16 1999 | The Watchman Fellowship maintains a large list of
cults and relgions,
which also acts as a good glossary of
religious terms.
to Religion by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Apr, 15 1999 | Apparently, the true meaning of The Force is a matter under some debate.
While there are those who view The Force as
evil, there are also those on
the other side of the debate. For instance, Andrew Harter makes
the case for Yoda...
And I have a bridge in Brooklyn I'd like to sell.
to Religion by jacquez |
| Tuesday Apr, 13 1999 | Jesus loves you. Jesus does not love Star Wars.
The Force = Satan. And Star
Wars freaks are way, way too gullible.
to Religion by jacquez |
| Thursday Apr, 1 1999 | A large collection of
Apocrypha, Pseudigrapha And Apocalypses,
providing that all-prevailing sense of despair
that made the Manicheans such a happy, perky
bunch of people.
to Religion by mpc |
| Tuesday Mar, 30 1999 | From saints to
schisms, from
the Bosom of Abraham to
Juan de Zumárraga, the
Catholic Encyclopedia has it all. to Religion by jacquez |
| Friday Mar, 26 1999 | L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology, was not
just a science fiction writer and religious leader. He was also a
poet/lyricist who released
several albums and scored
educational films for his Church. One of his albums was a score for his novel Battlefield
Earth, the first-ever novel soundtrack. His verse includes religious works such as
An Ode to Circuits,
observational poetry, and
declarations of his gratitude and
infallibility. to Religion by jacquez |
| Monday Mar, 22 1999 | Atrocities of the
Christian Church really has nothing to do with Christianity, but is
instead a collection of pictures and descriptions of medeival torture
devices. Similarly,
Tortures and Torments of the Christian Martyrs is less about the
martyrs than what the pagans did to them. to Religion by riotnrrd |
| Friday Mar, 19 1999 | If you're just interested in his music or
perhaps in different branches of Christianity,
you might want to check out
The
Saint John Coltrane African Orthodox Church. to Religion by crikey |
| Thursday Mar, 11 1999 | Jerry Falwell.
Making the web safe for all those
pro-family types
who don't know anyone
non-Christian,
non-Republican, and
non-heterosexual.
Remember, America is for right-wing straight Christians only.
to Religion by jacquez |
| Monday Mar, 8 1999 | The Church of Elvis
is quite possibly the only coin
operated place of worship anywhere.
(The gift shop is open 24-7
too.)
to Religion by machita |
| Another contributor to the continuing Christians-vs-Infidels debate, Atheists for Jesus is exactly what it sounds like. Me, I'm waiting for the "Jews for Nazism" website discussion group. to Religion by pjammer |
| Saturday Mar, 6 1999 | Many people feel the workings of God in their lives.
Many others are atheists. Still others need to
change their religious allegiances many times
in their lives. And others are just plain crazy.
But for those who are both crazy and like to switch
teams, there's the
Cults Index, with everything from interactive
Voodoo to the Amish.
to Religion by jacquez |
| Tuesday Mar, 2 1999 | The Dancing Hamsters epitomized modern technique and thought. But as the
millenium approaches, we think more and more of a return to faith. In that spirit,
may I offer you the Dancing Jesus?
to Religion by jacquez |
| Friday Feb, 26 1999 | Alan Watts intersected Zen Buddhism with the Western mind. A few of his lectures are available
in transcript at the Alan Watts Electronic University.
"I am also a you." - Alan Watts to Religion by taoist |
| Wednesday Feb, 24 1999 | Immerse yourself in the depth and mystery of
Zen stories and the shallowness of your
fellow readers. to Religion by mendel |
| The last community of Shakers in the
world lives in New Gloucester, Maine. They beleive in
pacficism, communism and
chastity. No wonder there's only seven left.
to Religion by riotnrrd |
| Sunday Jan, 31 1999 | Only a fortnight to go, so you'd best be prepared. If desperate to impress, trot out the story of Lupercalia at parties.
to Religion by ned |
| Monday Jan, 18 1999 | The long history of
Christian religious art provides an interesting background for reflection about the current
controversy on religious expression through art and mortification of the body. to Religion by jacquez |
| Saturday Jan, 16 1999 | You're just seconds away from becoming
an ordained minister online! to Religion by tregoweth |
| Saturday Jan, 9 1999 | Find out which of your favorite celebrities
are godless
heathens. to Religion by tregoweth |
| Wednesday Jan, 6 1999 | In this overpopulated world, what is there to look forward to? Spiritual guidance can lighten up
even the darkest day. This venerable institution
can help even the most poorly-off get a grip on life.
to Religion by jacquez |
| Thursday Dec, 17 1998 | Thomas Bulfinch's canonical guide to Greek and Roman mythology is an essential source and entertaining read. It's also a shining example of what web-based reference material should be like -- with extensive hyperlinks, foot-notes, and illustrations. to Religion by nyarl |
| Wednesday Dec, 16 1998 | Jesus may not have come back yet, but at least he's
on the web. to Religion by magus |
| Monday Dec, 14 1998 | Religious fervor is directly proportional to crap glued onto your car, but until now, Satanists and scientists haven't been able to put retarded metal fish on their Dodge. Please, somebody, just nail a real live fish to the back of your car and bring this lame fad to its logical end and we can get the damn thing over with.
to Religion by nyarl |
| Tuesday Nov, 24 1998 | Cranky? Lustful? Unusually persuasive? Check the Demonic Possession Handbook to find out if Legion has made you the Devil's cabana boy. Particularly interesting is their comparison of demons to time-shared computer networks. Also,
Demonbuster will provide FREE DELIVERANCE and MUCH AMUSEMENT.
There are actually links after the 60K or so of header babble...
to Religion by nyarl |
| Monday Nov, 16 1998 | New and alarming research has uncovered evidence
of
interference in human evolution and religious
development. to Religion by jacquez |
| Sunday Nov, 15 1998 | The First Church of Pac-Man Warning: Not a religion, do not worship.
to Religion by jason |
| Tuesday Nov, 10 1998 | Spinning Religious Symbols will tirelessly
ward off evil and spice up your web page, too. to Religion by obvious |
| Thursday Oct, 8 1998 | Finding a wife
the old-fashioned way. to Religion by obvious |
| Thursday Oct, 1 1998 | There is more to Scientology than E-meters. The
Religious Technology Center has provided the world
with legal brilliance in the form of
Helena Kobrin
to Religion by jacquez |
| All the good bits
of the Bible, cataloged for your convenience.
to Religion by nyarl |
| Tuesday Sep, 29 1998 | Jesus of the Week: When you need an unusual
picture of the Savior, look here. Contains a
complete archive of previous weeks!
to Religion by tjs |
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