Well, all this is interesting to me, anyway, and that's what matters here. The Internet is a terrible thing for someone like me, who finds almost everything interesting.
I did see that Google kerfuffle, Jeff, though not there. According to Comedy Central: Indecision, some conservatives - like Michelle Malkin - confused Cesar Chavez with Hugo Chavez. Well, all those brown people look alike, huh? :)
And thanks for the Al Pacino clip. I never saw the movie, though. Despite that scene, doesn't it pretty well follow standard Christian mythology?
I'd prefer His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman. But they only got one of those books filmed, and even then they apparently watered down the anti-religious message. (Admittedly, I didn't see The Golden Compass, either, so I can't say from personal experience.)
Did you see what Google did yesterday? And, right on cue, the Christian Conservatives' heads exploded. :)
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Speaking of "God," he's also a prankster. I love this scene from "The Devil's Advocate." Al Pacino was definitely on his "A" game!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jARp24AJWLk
I did see that Google kerfuffle, Jeff, though not there. According to Comedy Central: Indecision, some conservatives - like Michelle Malkin - confused Cesar Chavez with Hugo Chavez. Well, all those brown people look alike, huh? :)
DeleteAnd thanks for the Al Pacino clip. I never saw the movie, though. Despite that scene, doesn't it pretty well follow standard Christian mythology?
I'd prefer His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman. But they only got one of those books filmed, and even then they apparently watered down the anti-religious message. (Admittedly, I didn't see The Golden Compass, either, so I can't say from personal experience.)