Category: Atheism

  • Let’s stay in touch

    Hello, dear subscriber!

    As you surely know already, Google is pulling the plug on the old and reliable Google Reader on July 1st. First of all, backup your content. There are plenty of good alternatives like Feedly (the one I chose, basically because I’m lazy… and iOS integration),  Bloglovin, and The Old Reader, in case you want to check them out. If by any chance you’re reading this in Google Reader may I be so bold as to suggest that you follow monicks.net‘s updates in another RSS feed so we don’t lose each other in the process?

    Just to make my humble site worthy of your kind visit, I have dressed monicks.net up, so now it is rocking a new theme, a super nice slider, and an awesome carousel plugin written, developed and implemented by my amazing fiancé Joshua McGee.

    Also I would love to hear your opinions on the new looks of the site, and I’m open to all your suggestions. Let me know in the comments, or you can always tweet me, or email me.

    So, let’s stay in touch? (◕‿◕)✿

  • Christianity by @McGeekiest

    Because some things need to be shared ad infinitum, and also, because my fiancé is totally awesome.  (◕‿~)✿

    The original can be found on his site, more specifically here, or just click on the image!

    The Eclectic Quill » Christianity: The most successful conspiracy theory in history

  • Focus, Jesus!

    Focus, Jesus!

    Holy Grilled Cheeses!

    Snark aside, I don’t think Jesus’ deeds, if he ever existed, are worthy of any admiration or gratitude. Jesus wasted his alleged omnipotence on some petty display of supernatural power.

    Instead of bringing mankind a cure for cancer, he turned water into wine. Instead of ending world hunger, he fed 5,000 people with five loaves and two fish. Instead of making everyone’s vision perfect, he used mud to cure a few people’s blindness.

    What an incredible waste of alleged love and unlimited power.

    How about using the resources available in the whole universe and solving some real problems on the Goldilocks planet? Focus, Jesus!