Too Much Faith Will Make You Crazy: Raising The Dead edition.

Meet the folks from Extreme Prophetic. They’re a group of Christians led by a woman named Patricia King who has apparently been spreading her nonsense for some 25 years. The group appears to be an attempt to turn evangelizing into something cool and edgy – you know “extreme” – and they make some bold claims.

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Too Much Faith Will Make You Crazy: End of the World edition.

Don’t make any big plans for May 21, 2011. Why? Because according to 88-year-old Christian nutcase Harold Camping, that’s the true date for the end of the world:

Camping, 88, has scrutinized the Bible for almost 70 years and says he has developed a mathematical system to interpret prophecies hidden within the Good Book. One . . . → Read More: Too Much Faith Will Make You Crazy: End of the World edition.

Christian Fundies Not the Only Wackos to Fear

From a BBC article, here: Albino killers get death penalty – BBC News

Part of the article:

Four Tanzanians have been sentenced to death by hanging for killing an albino man last year – one of a spate of such murders in the country.

[...] Witchdoctors sell good-luck potions made from the body parts . . . → Read More: Christian Fundies Not the Only Wackos to Fear

Kimberly Daniels warns us of “The Danger in Celebrating Halloween.”

Update: The original entry on CBN.com has been yanked after just about everyone on the Internet noticed it and started linking to it. So I’ve updated the link to point to the article’s home on the Charisma magazine website.

Nope, this isn’t another article in the yearly tradition of warning you about checking your . . . → Read More: Kimberly Daniels warns us of “The Danger in Celebrating Halloween.”

Religious nutcases sued over imprecatory prayers.

It seems there’s a number of religiously deluded people out there that are trying their hand at imprecatory prayer, asking God to destroy their enemies, and now one of them is being sued because of it:

Mikey Weinstein, founder of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation, said he wants Gordon Klingenschmitt, a former U.S. Navy chaplain, . . . → Read More: Religious nutcases sued over imprecatory prayers.

After 3 years and 171 wrong guesses the True Bible Decoders are still at it.

We last checked in with the The True Bible Code and Lord’s Witnesses people almost a year ago at the start of December 2008. At that point they were on guess number 126 that New York would be hit with a terrorist attack of some sort.

Now they’re up to guess number 172:

There . . . → Read More: After 3 years and 171 wrong guesses the True Bible Decoders are still at it.

Can you handle some more crazy Republicans?

More fun from the 9/12 rally in Washington, but with a twist this time. About halfway through the interviewer calmly challenges some of the claims he’s hearing. Particularly amazing is the segment where the subject of Obama’s so-called Czars comes up. He points out that the first one, a Drug Czar, was appointed by Ronald . . . → Read More: Can you handle some more crazy Republicans?

Max Blumenthal covers the crazies at the 9/12 anti-Obama rally.

It’s almost painful to watch, but watch it you should:

These people are just plain nuts and they’re the base of the Republican party.

Sent to me by SEB regular Spocko.

SEB Mailbag: What can we do to counter the nutbag Republicans?

I just got the following email from a SEB Reader:

Hey. Don’t know if you’ve heard about this, but the President is doing a speech to children on Sept 8th challenging them to become better students and encouraging them to stay in school in order to receive a better education. I, personally, think this is . . . → Read More: SEB Mailbag: What can we do to counter the nutbag Republicans?

More stupidity with the year 2012. (#Blogathon)

I was just talking about this on the live feed and thought it would make a decent blog post. Can we please stop giving attention to the nutcases who are claiming the world is going to end in 2012? The folks at the Salt Lake Tribune just published an article on this nonsense in part, . . . → Read More: More stupidity with the year 2012. (#Blogathon)