Pope Calls for Greater Understanding Between Catholics, Hellbound. A fictional[?] news story.
More than you ever wanted to learn about Scientology, brought to you by FACTNet. Right now, they're under a court order to not make available any "copyrighted material." Still, there's plenty to be had. Check out their Raid on FACTNet page to find out what's going on.
$cientology the Anti-Christ? I guess, under this theory, Nicole Kidman would be the 'Whore of Babylon.'
Attack of the scientology clones!!!!
They also had a link to this wierdest of websites. I have yet to figure out why.
I've never heard engrams described as "dead space cooties" before, but it fits perfectly. This gem alone makes a visit to this site a necessity.
Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal (CSICOP).
I have yet to look into it closely enough to Judaism closely enough to do an informed critique (and I'm frankly a bit confused about the whole pork thing). On a possibly related note, Dr. Laura scares me.
I'm half way through the Qu'ran, so please be patient. They have some sort of pork thing happening as well.
The Talk-Origins Archive is a great resource for countering all young earth claims.
The Creationism Section of The Secular Web has a variety of links to specific subjects.
Dr. Walt Brown's Center for Scientific Creation is just one of many speedbumps of credulity on the Information Superhighway. He and I do share some common views on two issues: The canopy theory can be ripped apart, and evolution and the Biblical creation are incompatible.
"Revolution Against Evolution" is a more cleverly named speedbump. I hope someday to respond with my own website, called "Revolt Against Creationist Kooks! Evolution Must Ultimately Prevail!" (RACK 'EM UP!)
Answers in Genesis is an Australian-based speedbump. Apparently, they're one of the better-funded groups. I wish they'd bring one of their seminars to Utah.
The World Wide Study Bible: Any passage, any translation. A very useful tool.
Text of the Book of Mormon: I've seen others, but this is the only one that cuts download time by letting you take one chapter at a time.
A worthy
project?: Feel qualified? Help translate the Bible into Klingon!
Bring God's Word unto a fallen and degenerate people!
The Secular Web: Resources
for Church-State separation, historical and modern essays on
atheism and religion, and a rough and
tumble
discussion
board which I contribute to on an irregular basis.
The Skeptic Tank:
Includes several great articles. You may even answer the question,
"What's this deal about Scientology and
clams
?"
The Hamster Dance! Thousands
of tiny dancing hamsters! Not exactly "religious" in nature, but
certainly (I may be guilty of extreme understatement here) the single
most important site on the Web.