Another little personality test, again not to be taken too serious: Which Enemy of the Christian Faith Are You?
And what are you?
This is how it could continue (by Atheist Cartoons):
(Test via The Atheist Blogger, Cartoon via Friendly Atheist)
Links of the Week (2008/50)
Only two this time, and both German:
- Die Mondlandungslüge – oder warum es eben keine ist; Florians Übersichtsartikel aus dem Skeptiker. (Natürlich schon mit vielen Kommentaren…)
- “Die übliche Diskussion” über den Glauben bei sapere aude
Quote of the Day (15)
Let’s combine the following quote with a little quiz:
“For certain there never were witches and warlocks in this world, but it’s just as undeniable that throughout history people believed in cheaters who had the talent of acting as sorcerers.”
(my translation)
When is this quote from?
- 11th century (33%, 2 Votes)
- 18th century (33%, 2 Votes)
- 3rd millennium (33%, 2 Votes)
- Ancient Greece (0%, 0 Votes)
- Julius Ceasar's time (0%, 0 Votes)
- 1960s (0%, 0 Votes)
Votes total: 6
Loading ...Solution (20 Dec): 33% were right, it’s from the 18th century. Last weekend’s Donaukurier, where I found it, attributed it to Franz Grillparzer (1791-1872), but German WikiQuote shows as confirmed source Giacomo Casanova (1725-1798), Italian adventurer and author. Guess a DK editor might have messed up copy&paste in this quote collection…
Photo: sgursozlu/sxc
Der Vollmond in der Weinflasche und die himmlischen Kumpel
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Link, video and cartoon of the week (49/2008)
One link: The speaking language atlas of Bavaria.
One video: A great a cappella version of Bohemian Rhapsody by the UC Men’s Octet (via ui.):
One cartoon: By Flea Snobbery (via Pharyngula):
