Divine Irony

is a rich archive of religious delusions, scientific truths and political implications.

"Tell people there’s an invisible man in the sky who created the universe, and the vast majority believe you. Tell them the paint is wet, and they have to touch it to be sure."

-George Carlin

“If people are good only because they fear punishment, and hope for reward, then we are a sorry lot indeed”.

-Albert Einstein

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  1. christinsanity:

The R-word.

He means “Religious”, right? christinsanity:

The R-word.

He means “Religious”, right?
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    christinsanity:

    The R-word.

    He means “Religious”, right?

  2. christinsanity:

I dare all the ladies to gift Santorum with this kind of gifts. christinsanity:

I dare all the ladies to gift Santorum with this kind of gifts.
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    christinsanity:

    I dare all the ladies to gift Santorum with this kind of gifts.

  3. christinsanity:

How did he even get to be a senator?

So many creation myths, so little time. christinsanity:

How did he even get to be a senator?

So many creation myths, so little time.
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    christinsanity:

    How did he even get to be a senator?

    So many creation myths, so little time.

  4. The GOP: not for smart people. The GOP: not for smart people.
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    The GOP: not for smart people.

  5. Santorum: for us to win, we can’t talk about Romney’s business history, tax returns, or likability

    underthemountainbunker:

    “If the campaign is about issues, we win. If it’s about Mitt Romney’s record as a businessman, then we don’t win. If it’s about Mitt Romney’s tax returns, then we don’t win. If it’s about whether people like Mitt Romney more than Barack Obama, then we don’t win.”Rick Santorum, in an interview with the Daily Beast’s Howard Kurtz

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    Because issues can be spun and obscured but Mitt’s unlikeability and business record are undeniable.

  6. Of course he does… Of course he does…
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    Of course he does…

    (Source: brooklynmutt, via drinkthe-koolaid)

  7. Why Are Religious Beliefs Off Limits?

    By Lawrence Krauss

    (I missed this op ed when it came out in march when Santorum was still in the race, but it’s still relevant)

    “…Both Romney and Santorum no doubt gained their faith by exposure to their respective religions as children. Nevertheless, as adults we should amass sufficient tools of critical thinking to know which stories to keep and which to discard. It thus seems fair game to openly and directly ask Mr. Romney and Mr. Santorum to outline the specifics of their beliefs about the sacred as well as the profane, in order to more fully probe the character and intellect anyone who proposes to lead this nation. To do any less is to be negligent in our duties as citizens.”

  8. hachikofreakingiulsholmes:

    tehsunshine:

    interbutts:

    fucking dead

    Can I just marry Jon Stewart?

    (via skepticalavenger)

  9. ryking:

Pat Bagley, “Mitt Beats Santorum.” ryking:

Pat Bagley, “Mitt Beats Santorum.”
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    ryking:

    Pat Bagley, “Mitt Beats Santorum.”

    (Source: diadoumenos)

  10. Santorum’s out

    Of the race, that is.

  11. Santorum’s Got Some ‘Splainin To Do

    ihopericksantorum:



    (via vinegarwilliams)

  12. christinsanity:

Santorum violates 808 rule. christinsanity:

Santorum violates 808 rule.
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    christinsanity:

    Santorum violates 808 rule.

  13. underthemountainbunker:

gedenkenbrauchtwissen:

zainyk:

(via Yes, Rick Santorum wore this hat with a turtleneck. on Twitpic)



…
Reminds me a little of this: 
  14. "‘Barack Obama four years ago referred to this area of Pennsylvania, right here, as a place that clings to their guns and their bibles,’ Santorum told supporters in Hollidaysburg, a town in southwestern Pennsylvania known for its social conservatism. ‘You’re damn right we do!’ he said, to a loud roar of approval."

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    Santorum: ‘Damn right’ we cling to guns and religion | The Raw Story (via pieceinthepuzzlehumanity)

    drawing a blank. nothing. spent.

    (via theamericanbear)

    Superstition and weapons: Because what else would scared shitless rednecks want?

    (via theamericanbear)