Satre

Unlike more honest atheists such as Satre and Camus, Hitchens isn’t willing to jettison these products of the numinous: one of his favourite debate questions reveals this reluctance: “what”, he asks “good deed can be done by a theist that cannot equally be done by an atheist”.

Hitchens and the Numinous « Anglican Samizdat 2008

I found out about the "radiology art" of Satre Stuelke from a NY Times article called "The Inner Beauty of a McNugget" but I would have called it something like "Scary, Toxic Looking Chicken McNuggets."

March 2009 2009

How do you think Satre would react to your post then?

That Book You Loved? I Hated It « Tales from the Reading Room 2010

Dostoyevsky of all writers, a shorthand for intellectual to the ignorant, who else Carla, Satre, Camus, the full pantheon of adolescent pretension?

She Reads Dostoyevski You Know ... Newmania 2008

I was like those expats who eat France out of Camembert and croissants but continue to read Satre in English.

Gumbo Tales | Homesick Texan Homesick Texan 2008

I was like those expats who eat France out of Camembert and croissants but continue to read Satre in English.

Archive 2008-04-01 Homesick Texan 2008

One was a math teacher who instilled in me sufficient curiosity to convince me to read Satre and Camus and the other was the chemistry teacher, an evangelical Christian, with whom I argued vigorously, but who made me think.

Faith and Doubt in the Land of My Fathers « Anglican Samizdat 2009

When the Bible is considered meaningless gibberish, Shakespeare, Milton, and Satre will be considered meaningless gibberish as well.

How will Christianity cope when the bible is considered meaningless gibberish by everyone? « Children Literacy « Literacy Help « Literacy News 2009

August 18, 2009 at 3:51 am lukz lik teh ches gaym bii sumtink in eh Satre plae….teh luks awf eggestenshul anomee awn dere littul faisez…

The cat traps are working. - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2009

Compared to Anderson and Herbert's works, they are a cross between Proust and Camus as edited by Satre.

The Winds of Dune...or should that be hot air? Adam Whitehead 2009