Christianity in a nutshell
Christianity in a nutshell
“Evolution is fluid.”
- Digital Darwin
I wish I could do shit like this. If I ever try to draw someone, it looks nothing like them and I give up.
Innovative new indie horror film starring Brad Dourif, inspired by classic horror of the 70s and 80s. Kickstart the horror genre!
One of my friends from high school is a part of this project- please take a look!
Porn stars without makeup
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Who is the one with blue hair? She’s gorgeous!
If they weren’t wearing the same clothes, I wouldn’t know they were the same person. They look so different!
Marvel & Star Wars
Hulk/Chewie is a little weak. Otherwise decent.
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Had no idea the last two were played by the same guy!
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I just realised it only ever has me in it. I never choose photos with other people in them, even loved ones. Maybe it’s a subconscious fear that people looking to friend me won’t be able to find my page if I am blending in with other people in my pic. It certainly freaks me out when I go to look for someone and I can’t be sure if it’s them or not because there are four people in the picture and all of them look like the one I’m looking for.
I am now writing a column for a new blog: Feminist Doctor Who
I’m mostly writing about Culture and Psychology in the series, but I will be touching on asexuality on occasion. Anywho, there’s the link if anyone wants to check it out.
I have a couple of things to say about this. First of all, the cross belongs in the museum in a way. The fact that it is a cross beam from the site itself gives it credence. However, the fact that so many people view it as a religious symbol, even if they are not even aware that that is how they view it, means it ultimately doesn’t belong. The all or none is a good idea, but it would not make any sense for other religions to have giant metal symbols made and throw it in just to off set the cross. Instead, they should be allowed to create a symbol the same size as the cross, but made artistically out of the scrap metal from ground zero. This would give the symbols the same level of historical value as the giant cross beams, and give the different religions a level playing ground with Christianity. Though, ultimately, since no other religious (or non-religous) symbol is as simple as the cross, I think the artistic creations would be more impressive and beautiful in the long run. My biggest question, though, is: if it truly isn’t a secular cross (which I agree- it isn’t), then why haven’t the American Atheists approached the minority religious communities to join together and take the stance against it? Doing so would show the case judge that the different communities do not want the Christian cross to symbolise their religion. So why haven’t they done this?
This explains so much… Nah, not really, but it makes me smile to think that he actually has prosopagnosia :D
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