World of the Cross

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World of the Cross

Cygnus

by Terry September 3, 2009

Jaded astronomy wonks will typically tell you that with the naked eye most of us can only distinguish about 2,500 stars under ideal conditions. What nonsense.

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Life On The World Of The Cross

by Michael Hart April 26, 2009

The soft light of the instrument panel shone off the large eyes of navigator Dorac. He placed the ship into low orbit, approximately over Washington, DC. Pilot Nandon, pressed a series of actions into the ship. The first was her announcement to the entire host: My friends, we are orbiting the World of the Cross; the tarnished shrine of our beloved Creator Son whom the natives put to death. We are now over the capital city of the federation of states known as the United States of America.

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The World of the Cross

by Terry November 23, 2008

Our world— Urantia— has become known among other neighboring inhabited planets as the “World of the Cross.”
For newbies to this blog who’ve never heard of The Urantia Book, just the caption on the photo above holds the potential to make their head explode.  “. . .neighboring inhabited planets”??  Uh huhhh.

But. Yeah.  If all you’ve ever [...]

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Scatology Week Going Smoothly

by Michael Hart November 20, 2008

• • • SCATOLOGY WEEK • • •
A small portion of the Bush Dung dinner that will be left behind for President Obama. (Click)

THE PSYCHO-SOCIAL BASES OF SCATOLOGICAL HUMOR:
THE UNMASKING OF THE SELF

William G. Plank

The existence of scatological humor is as a tension between two terms of a dialectic structure. The first term of this [...]

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Cheaters Never Win?

by Michael Hart September 25, 2007

THE AMERICAN NATIONAL Football League team, the New England Patriots, was recently found to be spying on its opponents with video surveillance, thereby learning their signals, and using the knowledge in order to prevail in their battles on the field. Their mission was simple: get more points than their adversaries; “mission [...]

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