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Bath time is sacred time over at the Church of the Latter-Day Dude: Time to unwind, relax and listen to whale sounds in the comfort of your own private residence. Normally we're not into unusual bath products, but we just found a set that Dudeists might appreciate. Get privy to the loo kit!

Once again, Rev. Bradley Ducak ponders that eternal question: Are you a Dudeist or not? Well, aren’t you? Well…yeah!

Investigating the eerie September 11th coincidence inherent in The Big Lebowski, our mystic-on-the-case Hieronymous Moondog finds himself in an escalating whirlwind of coincidence and conflagration. What's it all about? Well dude, we just don't know.

In a brave new series of articles, Rev. Andrea Favro will discuss Dudeist emotions. This first installment will take a look at that most Un-Dude of emotions: Anger. How can we manage it, mang?

Hey Dudes! If any of you feel like helping to spread the Dude faith and have fun doing it, you might be interested in appearing in an article, on TV or in a documentary about Dudeism. We've been getting a bunch of requests lately for Dudeist Priests to strut their stuff for the paparazzi.

Another look at Cathleen Falsani's The Dude Abides. This time Arch Dudeship Dwayne Eutsey weighs in on what the book is all about and what makes it enjoyable and unique.

Now there's a way to keep up on the latest Lebowski- and Dudeism-oriented events - at our Dudeist calendar. Also, stay Shomer Shabbos, get a date Wednesday, baby, or just figure out if this is a weekday or not.

Learn Dudeism by easy example.

Hieronymus Moondog mixes his jiggers and jigs by cutting the rug in the bar and explaining the DSC (Dudeist State of Consciousness), which when practiced properly invokes the celebrated "Duderino Groove."

We here at the Dudespaper don't put much trust in conspiracy theories. Sometimes, however, the truth behind them can be even wilder than the theory itself. Chalupa reports on some crop circles were popping up in Tasmania recently. You'll never believe the explanation -- even stoic Agent Mulder would crack a smile.

Number three in a series of resources to help us Abide, Arch-Dudeship Dwayne Eutsey suggests another funny but deep film with a chewy moral center -- Dazed and Confused. In a day and age where everyone is an extremist, Richard Linkater's 1993 film helps remind us that the middle path is the one where the groove is.

Our The Dude Abides book giveaway was a success, and for those of you who didn't win and are obliged to pay for a copy, our friend Chalupa over at Lebowskipodcast provides us with a cool review. Also in the article -- another contest to get free White Russians at an author-led reading in Chicago, and a beer cozy giveaway for the non-Chicagoans among us.

Naps are so beloved by we Dudeists that they practically constitute a sacred daily ritual: A prayer to the insides of the eyelids. Well now scientists have learned that napping makes you more creative! Now next time someone gives you a hard time for dozing off, tell them you're just flexing your creative muscles. Arch Dudeship Dwayne Eutsey reports.

Rev. Hieronymous Moondog has alerted us to a holy site of Dudeist pilgrimage: Dude Mountain in Arizona. Only problem is that it might be a bitch to climb. Luckily, there's a nearby campsite at which you can take in all its glory without straining a muscle. Dudeward ho!

Who better to comment on the inscrutable Coen Koans than our very own Pin Dudeist master Hieronymous Moondog? The good Reverend takes his characteristically oblique look at this latest (and one of the greatest?) Coen Brothers films.

One of the things Dudeism teaches us is how to roll with the gut-punches. Well Arch Dudeship Dwayne Eutsey rolled out nauseous the other day when he tried to attend his first ever Lebowskifest and contracted food poisoning only minutes before making it to the finals. There's an unspoken message here, and Rev. Eutsey is just the fellah to speak it. He's feeling better now, so no need to send flowers (dead or otherwise).

Dudeism is at the creamy center of many an established religion. We've already revealed this in The Dudes Prayer and in the Tao Dude Ching. Rev. Bradley Ducak provides a new revelation: The Dudeist version of Psalm 23 in the Bible. The Dude is our shepherd, man...and we take comfort in that.

In our first travel feature, Rev. Jay Mash ventures out to the city of the Dude - Venice Beach, CA - to see if it's truly as dudely as he'd hoped. Let's just say he dug its style.