Oh, how this one made me laugh, especially! It’s so true, it hurts! Defend the Constitution’s separation of church and state, and the largest religious faction in America cries foul prejudice against themselves! (Remind me, how is it that all federal and state governments shut down for Christmas?)
Jesus and Mo should be part of a Brotherhood of Evil Fictional Characters – major members: Darth Vader, Magneto, Khan (from Star Trek 2), Jesus, and Mo.
Radio 4 had a decent report a few days ago called “Tolerating the Intolerant”, just in case you thought that Westerners from non-Muslim backgrounds were the only victims. And Anjem Choudhary is interviewed!
Britain is lucky enough to have a Society for the Protection of the Prophet’s Honour. From the way they were speaking I’m guessing that the word Prophet wasn’t in inverted commas.
Yes indeed, there are two types of people in the work: the type that divides the world up into two types of people and the type that doesn’t – those who believe in “us and them” and those who just believe in “us”.
Jesus & Mo (the characters) are absurd, blinkered, and oddly very sweet. J&M (the cartoon) is brilliant: sharp, delicious, irresistible. Salman Rushdie
Jesus and Mo cartoons are wonderfully funny and true. Richard Dawkins
Jesus and Mo make the world a better place, bless their little hearts. Ophelia Benson
In a world defined by outrage and offence and liberal spinelessness, Jesus and Mo is a treasure, whose value we should never fail to recognize. Read them. Laugh. And think. Kenan Malik
The brilliant, celebrated, freaking hilarious atheist comic strip ... Greta Christina
...rays of sanity in a befuddled world. Keri Hulme
The liveliest depictions of Muhammad currently available... Malise Ruthven
J & Mo is the funniest and most consistently thought-provoking cartoon strip on the Net. In a saner world, it would run in a major newspaper. Nelson Jones, Heresy Corner
Consistently amusing, frequently thought-provoking and often heart-warming. New Humanist
Jesus & Mo is one of the most wonderful things on the internet.. JT Eberhard
Wittily captures much of the absurdity of religious apologetics. Mano Singham
I love jesusandmo.net cartoons - witty and sharp! Katha Pollitt
Often hilarious, frequently wry, these cartoons do what all the best cartoons do: they tell the truth through humour. Terry Sanderson, NSS President
...a wonderfully acid British cartoonist... Nick Cohen
I love the scrappy mockery of Jesus and Mo. Freedom of speech
includes the freedom to mock any person, any thing, any activity, and
any belief -- and J&M stands up for this unflinchingly Richard Stallman
...empowering, important and deeply progressive, not to mention hilarious... Council of Ex-Muslims
February 1, 2007
Tolerating the intolerant is like preaching love to a mugger pointing a gun at your face- you’re gonna get killed.
Oh, how this one made me laugh, especially! It’s so true, it hurts! Defend the Constitution’s separation of church and state, and the largest religious faction in America cries foul prejudice against themselves! (Remind me, how is it that all federal and state governments shut down for Christmas?)
Jesus and Mo should be part of a Brotherhood of Evil Fictional Characters – major members: Darth Vader, Magneto, Khan (from Star Trek 2), Jesus, and Mo.
don’t take away might inalienable right to take away other people’s rights!
KHHAAAAAAAAAAAAANNN!!!!!
Prejudice can be the trigger
To problems that just get bigger
Those who can’t get along
Around here don’t belong
Their absence is better we figure.
I suppose it confuses them that programs designed to reduce intolerance and promote diversity awareness isn’t inclusive of bigots.
Yet, they are more than happy to remind everyone else that heaven is only for those like themselves
so, by isolating them, they can have heaven on earth
Ha!
Another hit single!
but, Author,
Why the prejudice against spammers?
I’m with kiyaroru, spammers are humans too! Except when they’re bots, natch.
First they came for the spammers, and I did not speak out because I was not a spammer.
author, you forgot to honor guest author Tony Perkins:
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/2010/06/01/my-take-ending-dont-ask-dont-tell-would-undermine-religious-liberty/
Apologies if the following link has been posted before or you have seen it. Richard Dawkins tweeted it half an hour ago.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6edqRgDYg0
This is funny … it is funny to find out that this is funny ….
This deserves wider circulation
http://unreasonablefaith.com/2010/11/02/classification-of-irrational-nonsense/
Been away for a while; got some catching up to do. I see NBH is no longer posting incoherent word salads, just limericks.
Radio 4 had a decent report a few days ago called “Tolerating the Intolerant”, just in case you thought that Westerners from non-Muslim backgrounds were the only victims. And Anjem Choudhary is interviewed!
Britain is lucky enough to have a Society for the Protection of the Prophet’s Honour. From the way they were speaking I’m guessing that the word Prophet wasn’t in inverted commas.
It’s in a podcast here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/fileon4
Yes indeed, there are two types of people in the work: the type that divides the world up into two types of people and the type that doesn’t – those who believe in “us and them” and those who just believe in “us”.