Tuesday, October 14, 2008

"We Lied"

Bill Maher admits tricking people into interviews for ‘Religulous’



He actually seems proud of lying and cheating to create the effect he wanted. Has he considered running for office?

7 comments:

Robin Edgar said...

Actually I have heard* that Bill Maher is seriously considering becoming a "Humanist" U*U minister Joel. Maybe he will run for UUA President one day. It seems that he may not be the only outspoken Atheist Supremacist "Humanist" to ever do so. . .

To be fair I was pleasantly surprised to see one prominent U*U minister, Rev. Debra Haffner, quite eloquently express her disappointment at what she terms the "religophobia" in Bill Maher's 'Religulous' on her Sexuality and Religion: What's the Connection? blog after seeing it recently. I may even commend her for doing so on the Emerson Avenger blog. Of course I don't know quite what she was expecting from 'Religulous' other than overt ridicule of religious people of various kinds. Now if only she and other U*U ministers could be as outspoken about the 'religophobia' that is practiced by the Atheist Supremacist faction of "Humanist" U*Us throughout the U*U World and makes too many U*U "Welcoming . . .


*Actually I haven't *really* heard that Bill Maher plans to become a "Humanist" U*U minister. I'm just being a tad sarcastic. I wouldn't want anyone to think that I was tricking them.

Robin Edgar said...

Congregations anything but welcoming to God believing people in general and Christians in particular.

Chalicechick said...

Shrug.

I haven't written about it because I haven't seen it. I don't want to see it because it looks stupid.

My impression, though, is that it is supposed to be a religious version of "Borat," so yeah, a bunch of easy targets tricked into participating into a movie where they are made fun of.

CC

Robin Edgar said...

Come to think of it. . . Rev. Ray Drennan, former President of the Unitarian Church of Montreal Frank Greene, Val Bourdon, and various other atheist "Humanist" U*Us, including Rev. Diane Rollert AFAIAC, lied and cheated to create the effect they wanted.

N'est-ce pas Joel?

Joel Monka said...

I don't know... it's not a lie if you actually believe it. But believing it doesn't make it right. It's quite possible to be a sincere fool.

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