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The Illogical Seminary
The Illogical Seminary- The Times Are-A-Changin’ June 27, 2020Fresh off the heels of a damaging paper-wide crisis that gave voice to Tommy Cotton’s most virulent monkeyshines, the New York Times nevertheless has redeemed itself and gone to bat in the service of the truth by blowing open the story that Russia paid bounties to the Taliban to kill US soldiers. Furthermore, the “President” […]The Head Seminarian
- There Ain’t A Fan Without Shit On It June 4, 2020I thought my life was going to be sort of “normal” the whole way through. I mean, even a cursory examination shows my life to be rather unusual at any point in my timeline, but I never imagined that it would be because of external wall to wall American crises everywhere I look. Silly me. […]The Head Seminarian
- Tennessee, Tennessee May 12, 2020One of the dumbest things I have ever done is try to learn how to ride a motorcycle. I damn near killed myself one night. When I was 19, I got pinched for driving drunk from a party in a fancy neighborhood. It was past 2 in the morning, and the cop said I changed […]The Head Seminarian
- Youthful Transgressions May 8, 2020I’m on 250mg of Clozapine for my bipolar disorder/GAD. An extra 25mg bump of it is supposed to keep my anxiety down, rather than continuing Klonopin or putting me on a different benzo to respond to difficulties. I was reticent to change it, but I think the Clozapine is doing what is supposed to do. […]The Head Seminarian
- Un-Kempt April 24, 2020My brother lives in Buffalo. I live in Georgia. He loves Jesus, I’m an atheist. We always joke that our families should switch places so we could both be surrounded by people who thought like we did. When COVID was beginning to tear its way across New York, I, joking again, said I had changed […]The Head Seminarian
- Joe Versus The Volcano April 9, 2020I’m so fucking glad we are done with the presidential contest. I’m just hoping enough of us will be around to vote for our nominee. Sanders supporters, I implore you-go through your grieving process as I did mine as a Warrenite, and then we good liberals shall get to the task of removing Stupid Mussolini. […]The Head Seminarian
- Green Tambourine March 11, 2020I have a very, very small pot habit. I can make an eighth last many months. I live in Augusta, Georgia currently, far from the carefree regions of the west where people are waking up and turning on to the best marijuana humans have ever produced. Still, some quality bud is making it here. It […]The Head Seminarian
- Safe American Home March 9, 2020There’s a lot of drama going on in the US of A. We’re watching the Democratic establishment spit the irritant called Bernie Sanders out. C’est la vie. The Democratic establishment represents Democratic voters and they don’t need an insurgent with no respect for the machine that brought them to the dance. His viability ended with […]The Head Seminarian
- Only Time Can Write A Song February 21, 2020I swear, it’s like half the civilized world knows the planet is falling apart, and the other 50 percent is oblivious, doesn’t care, or wouldn’t know what to do with that information if they had it. I have an old, brilliant friend who I have known for nearly three decades. He nearly drank himself to […]The Head Seminarian
- Avoid Addictive Plea February 14, 2020It was time for me to ditch another persistent addiction. Yesterday, without a word, I deactivated Facebook for the third and hopefully final time. Addicts: you know how you kick something, and then you relapse and it’s like a hundred times worse than last time? That’s kind of how my last Facebook jaunt went. I […]The Head Seminarian
- The Times Are-A-Changin’ June 27, 2020
Funny thing is that when apologists say that they want us to treat Biblical characters as historical figures, they also want them to be above history. This is particularly true of their sources.
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When you read only one book over and over again, it is no surprise that this is the result.
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