'Bout time

Warren Jeffs has been caught.

The Campaign to Free Thought

This thing has been in the works for some time, but time constraints had forced me to the unfortunate state in which I procrastinate furiously.

As all KoH readers know, our goal is to illuminate the effect that religion has upon the world's most impressionable people (aside from mimes), children. As is the case with much of the atheist community, we are disturbed that parents around the world are allowed to indoctrinate their children. But I will not go into that spiel now.

Brian Flemming's War On Easter inspired me to take this a step further, to actual activism. And so, in the infinite boredom that comes with being a nerd, I devised a scheme to do that:

The Campaign to Free Thought.

What you will see at that site is a window into the many documents I wrote up as directions for a grassroots organization. This group, which would be composed entirely of concerned teenagers, would seek to help children think for themselves.

And so, now that I am as bored as I was when I wrote those documents, I've decided to get back into gear. I'd like to ask this blog's readers to take a look at what's on that experimental page and give us feedback. Suggestions? Concerns? Criticisms? Please leave them as comments. Thank you.

Stellar, dude

So we've got a new planet to name. Nobody wants to call UB313 "Xena", because, of course, planets are named after mythical gods and goddesses; not TV characters. So, of course, we just have to fit UB313 into that pattern--mythical gods and goddesses--and the solution is simple:

Jesus.