Trying to get her spark back in the bedroom, a Christian woman went looking for "marital aids" and all she found was porn. Her solution? The world's first Christian sex toy shop. You're going to love their euphemisms. MORE HERE.
Monday, June 28, 2010
Finally, Christian Couples Have a Place to Buy Their Dildos
Friday, June 25, 2010
'Old swingers' at high risk of sex infections
Page last updated at 10:52 GMT, Thursday, 24 June 2010 11:52 UK
Swingers tend to be established couples Partner-swapping swingers could be bringing sexually transmitted infections into the general population, Dutch researchers warn.
Of 9,000 sexual health clinic patient consultations, 12% were with swingers, with an average age of 43. More here.
Why God Doesn’t Listen To Your Prayers
by Be Scofield (cross-posted from Tikkun Daily)
God does not answer prayer.
There, I’ve said it. I know for some my assertion is scandalous, while for others it is mere common sense. But before you summon the inquisitor to prepare the rack or brand me a heretic or rush to my defense, hear me out. More here.
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Mystery of the pregnant pope: New film reopens one of the Vatican's most enduring wounds
By Peter Stanford
Last updated at 12:36 PM on 22nd June 2010
For centuries, the Roman Catholic Church has tried to bury her story. But of all the legends suppressed by the Vatican over the years, this is one that refuses to go away. Now, a new film has brought to life the story of the only female pope - and it is being shown this week in cinemas cheek by jowl with the Vatican. And there are plans to bring it to Britain.
For a Church that still treats women as second-class citizens, it is a source of considerable embarrassment and will once again raise the question of whether Pope Joan, as she is called in medieval chronicles, really did exist.
The Vatican claims that she was a mythical figure used by early Protestants to discredit and embarrass Rome. MORE HERE.
Grisly end: Johanna Wokalek as Pope Joan in the new film
'Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone' premieres at L.A. Film Festival
That the documentary premiered at the event is no coincidence. The story of the local band, part of the '80s alternative scene, is inextricably linked to Los Angeles. More here.
Saturday night saw the world premiere of "Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone" as part of the documentary competition at the Los Angeles Film Festival. (Ann Summa / Los Angeles Film Festival)
Bones from a Cheddar Gorge cave show that cannibalism helped Britain's earliest settlers survive the ice age
New carbon dating techniques reveal that 14,700 years ago humans living in Gough's Cave in the Mendips acquired a taste for the flesh of their relatives, and not just for ritual reasons More here.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
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