Category Archives: Religion
Bertrand Russell: Why I am not a Christian
Today, I sat next to a priest on the tube. He was wearing his white collar, and I could feel myself hesitating slightly before taking my book out of my bag. For a split second I thought that it might … Continue reading
I cannot believe I still have to protest this shit
There is a lot to be amazed about in a US election campaign. The candidates, their views, the money involved, the ads, the extent to which it’s covered by international media – it’s like a circus in every sense of … Continue reading
The trial of 22 July
This has been a very special week. It has felt like going back in time – back to 22 July last summer, and the weeks following what happened on that day. It’s odd, as a Norwegian, to see something happening … Continue reading
Adoring the few
I tend to get philosophical when it comes to world affairs and politics. It can be a bit overwhelming at times. Even though we’re constantly presented with what is happening everywhere at all times, we’re not able to take it … Continue reading
Living in denial
I would assume many have watched some of Louis Theroux’s documentaries (BBC) from various societies around the world. He’s the guy who visited the Westboro Baptist Church in Kansas, USA – the crazy sect that goes around to strangers’ funerals … Continue reading
You’re not gonna get it anyway
This blog really doesn’t have a particular theme, and I don’t know if it’s interesting for anyone to read it. But I enjoy writing it. Sometimes the posts are related to something specific, other times it’s completely random. Like today. … Continue reading