[Alex Murphy]

Sure, you could get your friends those page-a-day Dilbert desk calendars. Or you could get them one of the new faith-based calendars, bringing daily meditation to a place you've never been before.

Chad Hardy, creator of the "Mormons Exposed" calendar "Men On A Mission" (which as sold 10,000 copies so far) has an interview in this morning's Las Vegas Sun here:
Six Questions for Chad Hardy

[anniegetyourgun]

That’s so gay....

[GonzoII]

Spare us, Murphy...

[Vigilanteman]

Just one tells it all:

What’s your take on the LDS church’s financial backing of the campaign to outlaw gay marriage in California?

I’m really disturbed by what the church did. They say they are not anti-gay, then they pull a stunt like that, then they’re confused about why everybody points fingers at them. They say marriage is sacred. It’s sacred for gay couples as well.

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In other words, the 2% or so of the population which is homosexual gets to redefine 6000 years of recorded human history and legal precedent on the institution for the 98% of us who are straight.

[Ditter]

Cute guys! Kinda remind me of firemen.

[dorothy]

Must be my filthy mind, but “Mormons Exposed” wasn’t my initial reading of the URL — www.mormonsexposed.com. ‘Course, my first reading would seem to apply as well.

[Reaganesque]

They sought me out and attacked me. I never once attacked the church. Now I feel like I have to fight back, and I am going to fight back by continuing my project.

Attacked, huh? The church pointed out that what he was doing was immoral and wrong (not to mention a violation of BYU's honor code he willfully signed) and this constitutes an attack. This is what the world has come to. We must tolerate sin because anything else is a viscious, hateful attack. This is the reasoning of a selfish, self-absorbed, spoiled child and an entire political philosophy, Liberalism, is based on it.