Archive for the ‘Philosophy & Religion & Spirituality’ Category
Posted by invizweb on November 1, 2009
My good associates Joe McFall, Raymond Wiley, Austin Gandy, and Joe Nolan return with a brand new episode of Disinformation the Podcast! in time for this ghoulishly funtastic season, with the return of our favorite old Country Humbler cryptid. In their own words:
California’s green initiative, the second half of our report on the Hollow Earth, and the return of the Popobawa, this week on Disinformation World News.
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Posted in Anamolous Phenomena/ Forteana, Cryptopolitics, Cryptozoology, Internet, Philosophy & Religion & Spirituality, Podcasts | Tagged: Popo Bawa | Leave a Comment »
Posted by invizweb on October 15, 2009
Posted in Cthulhu Mythos, Internet, Magic(k), Mythology, New York, Philosophy & Religion & Spirituality | Tagged: chaos magic, Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Out There! Radio, Robert Anton Wilson, Taylor Ellwood | Leave a Comment »
Posted by invizweb on September 2, 2009
In 1990, Cliff Walker conducted an interview with the late Robert Anton Wilson for KB00-FM in Portland, Oregon. Here is an excerpt.
Walker: The New Inquisition: persecution of scientific inquiry. What prompted you to write this book? Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Anamolous Phenomena/ Forteana, Mythology, Philosophy & Religion & Spirituality | Tagged: Cliff Walker, modern skeptical movement, New Inquisition, Robert Anton Wilson | Leave a Comment »
Posted by invizweb on September 2, 2009
From a commentary by Julian Baggini:
– The antitheism of the four horsemen is for me a backwards step. It reinforces what I believe is a myth, that an atheist without a bishop to bash is like a fish without water, Julian Baggini writes.
Text: Julian Baggini
Published: March 19. 2009 Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Mythology, Neo Paganism, Philosophy & Religion & Spirituality | Tagged: Atheism, Evangelical Christianity, The Wild Hunt, Julian Baggini | 4 Comments »