Death Indifferent
The Lord, to me (supposedly).
Tag: Religion
The Cross, the Star, and the Crescent Moon: on the false equivalence of the Old, the New, and the Final Testament
There are major and minor differences between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, in scripture, in history, in practice, and in prophet, that do warrant difference in conversation, in attitude, and in response.
“But where is the lamb for the burnt offering?”: on faithful parents and the rights of a child
The child is but a lamb, and the parent but a child, obedient to God and faith and scripture.
See No Evil, Hear No Evil, End No Evil: on the fears of facing Islam
There appear to be three reasons that those-who-otherwise-would do not openly, regularly, publicly, perhaps not even privately, criticise any or all of Islam, or suffer those who do.
Strange Bedfellows: feminist values & Islamic veiling
Young girls are not the possessions of parents or communities to be dressed up in 7th century neurosis.
And They Felt No Shame: on challenging creationism
We ought to be the serpents in the garden.
The Selfish Meme: Islamophobia
Islamophobia is a meme, and for all the benign and zeitgeist-capturing memes around, this one is insidious, clothed in superficial virtue, and intensely virulent.
A Child Is Born
Sometime around two thousand years ago, somewhere within that place just beyond the northeast of Africa, to some family unknown and unnamed, a child is born.
