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The Year in Games
The Year in Videos
Cloverfield (2008; Holy crap, this was good. Would be a great double-header with The Host.); Communion (1989; Didn't work for me. Walken an odd choice, and it was more humorous than tense.); The 400 Blows (Criterion Spine #4) (1959; Truffaut's first feature; I'm looking forward to the Antoine Doinel followups.); Silent Rage (1982; Great beginning and Norris-appreciation, but slow and meandering ending.); Dakota Bound (2001; An actual plot, good cheesy action scenes, and lesbians. Amazingly good.);
The Year in Books
D&D 4E: Player's Handbook (Hugely better organization; too combat-heavy.); Fantastic Voyage (I'm interested, but man, this book was stuffy.); Sin City 3: The Big Fat Kill (Rereading for ol' time's sake. Still awesome.); Sin City 2: A Dame To Kill For (Rereading for ol' time's sake. Still alrightish.); D&D 4E: H1: Keep on the Shadowfell (The first adventure for 4E is ... the same.);
Being an agnostic, I still can't say that the bible is just one big fallacy, nor is it made to scare us about death. It contains stories of meaning, certain people's perceptions on events that happened, and some history.
The story of Noah and his ark for example. To build a ship to hold 2 of each specie would be a HUGE ship if it were possible to make. But in the story, it talks about how it rained for forty days, and forty nights. That is a long time right? Through translation, we learn that when that book was written, there was no word for 'many' and forty had the same meaning. Also, people all over the world (South/Central America) reported massive amounts of rain.
Even if you think the bible is a crock, try reading it. Understand that it isn't meant to be, but rather tell stories, educate and scare.
Somebody once asked the best question: Without god, would we have ethics and morality? If you want to be considered a 'free-thinker,' answer that in your own words.