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In your mind you've wanted proof. Well, here it is, at last.
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Researchers at Harvard University announced today that they have found what appears to be a message from God written inside the human genome.
In a little-explored section of non-coding DNA, a team of top geneticists discovered a 22-word snippet of ancient Aramaic in which God confirms his existence and his role in creating life on Earth.
I don't know what is funnier right now, the article (and the other offerings from that site) or the fact that my husband was just reading it with me a few moments ago and he thought it was real.
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Message From God Found Hidden Inside DNA Sequence
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Originally Posted by nezlie
So now what are you going to do?
Drink this glass of ice water, scan CD for a bit, then go to bed...
LOL, I didn't open the link but I pointed my mouse and looked at the source:
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From what I recall, I am sure Nezlie knew it was a spoof. In fact though, the great thing is that there is no send up to be made about a Certain type of Christianity that it is no more improbable than some genuine claims.
Messages in the Bible is an old idiocy dating back to the Baconists (q,v (1) and the 'God code' appeared along with 'the same maker' as son as the properties of DNA were known.
This spoof is as much an illogical combination of the two fallacies as TV was a logical outcome of Radio and moving pictures.
From what I recall, I am sure Nezlie knew it was a spoof. In fact though, the great thing is that there is no send up to be made about a Certain type of Christianity that it is no more improbable than some genuine claims.
Messages in the Bible is an old idiocy dating back to the Baconists (q,v (1) and the 'God code' appeared along with 'the same maker' as son as the properties of DNA were known.
This spoof is as much an illogical combination of the two fallacies as TV was a logical outcome of Radio and moving pictures.
Well, one of these in the first post would have helped. --->
I read content similar to this topic before and I do not know everyone who posts here.
Nor do I and I'm relying on memory ...call me Al T. Ziemer... but Nezlie isn't on my mental list of Chess - playing pigeons.
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In fact though, the great thing is that there is no send up to be made about a Certain type of Christianity that it is no more improbable than some genuine claims. 
