Humor and Speculation
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Featured Memes for the week of Oct 31st
The lead up to Holloween has been a good week for bad creationist, apologetics, and political memes. Memes and meme ideas from Nick Caputo, Steven Scot, Kevin Scott, and Jack V. Butler Jr. have been added. And even a few… Continue reading
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Featured Memes for the week of Oct 24th
The gallery archive has been up for 3 months, and is now up over 700 remixes and originals. So for fun and to commemorate 90 days up, here are some Austin Sim approved response memes… And remember, you can submit… Continue reading
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The Foundations of Civilization and the Hedgehog Problem
The conversation started the way many good conversations start in Seattle. Not with certainty, but with coffee. Proptaku and I had just left the Museum of History and Industry. We’d spent the afternoon wandering through exhibits on innovation, transportation, manufacturing,… Continue reading
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Featured Memes for the week of Oct 17th
Ok, now pushing the new service for readers some more, showing the featured memes for the week. And remember, you can submit new meme ideas, requests to remix memes, or request adding your original meme to the gallery at https://celerykills.com/meme-ideas/.… Continue reading
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Miracles for Me, Magic for Thee
A Brief History of Theology’s Most Convenient Double Standard Theology has produced many great themes. There is The Constant Need for Money, where the Creator of the cosmos appears permanently one fundraising campaign away from insolvency. There is I’m Right,… Continue reading
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The Philosophies of Owl and Rabbit
In my earlier essay on Eeyore, I argued that Eeyore occupies a distinct philosophical niche within the Hundred Acre Wood. Pooh maps comfortably onto Taoist naturalness. Piglet finds a home in Hoff’s conception of Te, the quiet power of sincerity.… Continue reading
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Featured Memes for the week of Oct 9th
Ok, now pushing the new service for readers some more, showing the featureed memes for the week. An original which has received a fair amount of feedback from atheism and anti-atheism groups. It focuses on the fraud of pseudoscience, skipping… Continue reading
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At What Point Does Improbability Become Evidence for Design Rather Than Ignorance?
So, another cloudy PNW Sunday morning, and I posted a new question. I asked what I thought was a fairly simple question. Not an easy question, but a clear one. At what point does improbability become evidence for design rather… Continue reading
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Featured Memes for the week of Sep 21st
Ok, now pushing the new service for readers some more, showing the featureed memes for the week. Meme featuring Bart Ehrman and his journey from bible college and seminary school to finally seeing the problem of suffering really is a… Continue reading
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The Five Horsemen of the Internet Apologetics Apocalypse
A few weeks ago, after encountering what felt like the nine-thousandth social media argument about atheism, evolution, science, God, evidence, morality, fossils, consciousness, and occasionally dinosaurs on Noah’s Ark, I started jotting things down. Not rigorously. This was not peer… Continue reading
