The Flying Spaghetti Monster made the cover of Muy Interesante, a popular spanish science magazine. I have no idea what the article says, but here it is:
Here are some higher quality images, if you want to try to read the article:
I’m very impressed with this car. And what makes it even more amazing is that it lives in the bible belt, where crazy evangelists are everywhere. Not that they’d necessarily be able to read/understand the license plate,etc, but still.
The owner of this car is also the creator of my favorite FSM pumpkin:
Here‘s an interesting article in TCS Daily discussing Atheism, Religion, and the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
The recent small spate of atheist writings by the likes of Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, and Sam Harris, noticed in the pages of Wired and The Guardian, revives an old and rather quaint controversy. It is one which, I believe, is good for religion; but to unearth the genuine value of atheist beliefs we need first to dispose of the clutter of illogic and absurd claims that have washed up around them over the years.
This opinion article was recently published in the UK’s Sunday Times:
I don’t believe in God. I do, however, believe in the Flying Spaghetti Monster (FSM), an invisible and undetectable being who resembles spaghetti and meatballs and created the world. I am a devout Pastafarian.
That’s a pretty good start for an article. It then goes on to discuss other religions,etc. Read the whole thing here.
