When I was young and full of grace
As spirited a rattlesnake
When I was young and fever fell
My spirit, I will not tell
You're on your honor, on your honor
I believe in example
I believe my throat hurts
Example is the checker to the key

I believe my humor's wearing thin
And I believe the poles are shifting
"That guy Holden doesn't believe in Adam and Eve"

I've listened to too much rem

Yeah, the far right of the GOP is uber-scary. But I've one small bone to pick: one doesn't believe or disbelieve in evolution. One finds the theory highly plausible, is convinced by the evidence that supports it, accepts it as the best available explanation, or some such phrasing. Thankfully, science doesn't ask us to believe things; instead we propose and test, accept, reject, and fine-tune. The whole question of whether one "believes" in evolution shows how deeply religion has invaded the way everyone talks about origins.

Isn't that the same as not believing in gravity? What does belief have to do with scientific principles, laws or theories?

You know what? These religous freaks in the GOP need to prove it. If God exists then Jesus Christ must appear at the Republican National Convention next year and personally nominate the GOP candidate for President. I mean if evolution is wrong then Jesus has no reason not to be at the convention.

How come Jesus didn't give a fuck about politics and that's all these asses seem to be able to talk about? Have these guys read their own bibles? Or, is pretending to be religous help them achieve their political goals?

Jesus: It's the poor and the widows - stupid.

Republicans: It's the stupid - stupid.

I think they are, ironically, proving their own point.

They are just continuing a longstanding conservative tradition of exploiting the religious beliefs of the frightened, feebleminded, and ignorant.

they prefer to lie than offend their mouth breather constituency.

why do we tolerate the discovery institute in seattle? tar, feathers, pitchforks, torches, and a ride on a rail.