Thought provoking messages, quips,
cartoons, sayings, etc. Part 9
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Members of our companion Facebook page often post funny cartoons, though-provoking messages, spiritual passages etc. We have re-posted some of them here.
Others, we pick up from spiritual and religious web sites on the Internet.
We generally have no idea from where they originate. If you are the creator of one of these messages or images, and want it changed or deleted, please Email us at:
This is a continuation of a previous list of thought provoking sayings
Intrinsic conflicts arising from an omnipotent, beneficent deity:
Epicurus (341 to 270 BCE) was an ancient Greek philosopher and the founder of the school of philosophy called Epicureanism.
Noah's Ark: God, Giraffes & Genocide:
A production of The Thinking Atheist, it tells the story of the Flood of Noah in a brutally honest manner:
God suffering through election season with the rest of us:
Basic rules to live by:
A personal note: I feel that it is of paramount importance to go beyond simply understanding the beliefs of those who hold views different from your own. It is important to learn and understand why they believe as they do. Thus, whatever your primary TV news source is, I recommend that you also watch MSNBC and Fox News.
Record holder for the "most distressing image" that we have seen in a long time.
For me, the sadness comes less from the words on the signs than from the apparent age of the sign holders. Judging by the slogans, these are young folks from the Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, KS. owners of the "God Hates Fags" web site.
For balance, BuzzFeed has collected "The 30 Best Anti-Westboro Baptist Church Protest Signs." They write:
"Here's a trend we can all get behind: people making counter-protest signs at Westboro Baptist Church rallys. [sic] I have a feeling we're going to get some great Gaga signs in the future."
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