Christopher Hitchens Quote Posters Up For Sale at The COG Shop
Using the same quotes from the previous artwork and by popular request, I made some posters. They are available at The COG Shop. Buy and View Red and Brown version. | Buy and View Blue and Teal version. I feel so flattered bu all this attention lately. Thanks everyone! I do not have rights to the image of Hitch, nor is it big enough for print. I recreated the poster without his image. I hope you all still like them. :) Also, I have more coming. So stay tuned! SHARE...
Read MoreChristopher Hitchens, Surrender of Reason
I made this image, using the Hitch with a quote of his. :) Faith is the surrender of the mind; it’s the surrender of reason, it’s the surrender of the only thing that makes us different from other mammals. It’s our need to believe, and to surrender our skepticism and our reason, our yearning to discard that and put all our trust or faith in someone or something, that is the sinister thing to me. Of all the supposed virtues, faith must be the most overrated. Christopher...
Read MoreAbsinthe of Faith
Found this while surfing on Reddit but am unable to find another source or any context. However, it did come with a Nine Inch Nails pun so I approve. Also, I approve of having an absence of faith. Or absinthe. Though, I’m not a fan of the anise flavor, I support other people’s rights to consume black licorice in liquid form. Also, I like sugar cubes. SHARE...
Read MoreFaith does not equal knowledge
My husband recently had a status-off on Facebook with an old Christian fundy friend, let’s call her Eve. Many of the points she said made didn’t make much sense, but that’s not what propelled me write. Eve, using her very own special brand of circular logic, did what many Christians do: confused faith with knowledge. This is what vexes me. The entire concept of having faith, explicitly implies to believe “in the truth of or trustworthiness of a person, idea, or thing,...
Read MoreBlessing pets now?
This image reminds me of this post by the Friendly Atheist last week. How can an animal have faith or even be aware that such a concept exists? Can they? I doubt it, but its hard to ever know. More importantly, would an animal ever need faith. I can’t see why. Perhaps that’s why they’re being blessed? Also, is this exclusively for pets but not all animals? I wonder why they’d be so exclusive. You can also see his follow-up post concluding that dogs can be atheists...
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