I just happened upon this 1999 George Carlin comedy routine [1] — a slick, pointed and . . . well, Carlinesque . . . critique of religion.
I found the Carlin video on a sassy site populated by lots of non-believers: “God is for Suckers,” [2] a site that makes Dangerous Intersection’s presentation look rather tame by comparison. Recent posts also include crusader pajamas for sale [3], for example.
The site is not all fun and games, though. The authors also crank out lots of in-your-face cultural commentary. For example, a recent post [4] discussed a 2005 study [5] by Gregory Paul (in the Journal of Religion and Society) finding that “secular societies have lower rates of violence and teenage pregnancy than societies where many people profess belief in God.”
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