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Who Killed Pat Tillman?

April 29, 2004

As far as we can tell, New York Press columnist Matt Taibbi doesn’t give a damn about religion. But that doesn’t stop him...

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Secular Confessions

April 28, 2004

Revealer contributor Scott Korb confesses reservations about an online confessional: Mitzi Confesses (The Wedding March, 1928) Notproud.com is black and white, simple,...

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Personal Training for the Spiritually Unfit

April 26, 2004

While David Klinger investigates the effect deadly force has on the cops who employ it, the Army opts for...

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The Second Coming of the Dawn of the Dead

April 12, 2004

Mel Gibson, wrote Chris Lehmann in reviewing The Passion for The Revealer, turned to the aesthetics of horror to spread his religion. Now Adam H. Becker explains...

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Hymn and history, poem and prophesy, story and sermon

March 23, 2004

“Killing the Buddha, like the Bible, is a mix of hymn and history, poem and prophesy, story and sermon.”...

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Human Weapon

March 15, 2004

Filmmaker Ilan Ziv talks about Human Weapon, a history and investigation of suicide bombing. “The most brutal form of terrorism is...

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You Can Sit On It, You Can Put Your Coffee On It, You Could Make It A Home Entertainment Center -- It's a Religion!

March 7, 2004

The McSweeney’s gang has graced us with the publication of William T. Vollman‘s seven-volume exploration of violence, Rising Up, Rising Down; one is...

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Who Killed Pat Tillman?

Secular Confessions

Personal Training for the Spiritually Unfit

The Second Coming of the Dawn of the Dead

Hymn and history, poem and prophesy, story and sermon

Human Weapon

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