And here's an article detailing the hero's welcome Chavez received in Copenhagen this week. 'Cause everyone knows socialists don't polute. Chernobyl? What's that?
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Here's the Time Magazine article written in the immediate aftermath of John Lennon's murder. Here's an excerpt from Steve Turner's The Gospel According to the Beatles as featured in Christianity Today. According to the latter, Lennon came very close to embracing Christianity in the final years of his life, but ultimately turned away. Matthew 19:16-30
My hometown, Houston, TX, received its earliest snowfall on record. This is the second year in a row that it has snowed in Houston. In the thirty years I lived there, it never snowed two years in a row. Click here to read about it.
"Did you believe science was a disinterested pursuit of the truth? Well, you were wrong."
-David Berlinski The Devil's Delusion
The Wall Street Journal's Daniel Henninger discusses how the Climategate scandal could cause the general public to doubt the objectivity of other controversial scientific claims. I think that's a good thing. For the full article, click here.
"'Global Warming,' Sir? I'm sorry that's just a bunch of scientist talk -same people who'd have you believe that my great-grandfather was a monkey. If he was a monkey, then why was he killed by a monkey?"
-30 Rock's Kenneth Parcell Episode: "Sun Tea" Air date: 11/19/2009
On a related note, here is a fantastic article by Salvo Magazine claiming that, contrary to stereotype, it is often the secular left (rather than Christians) who are against objective science.