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Umm, you do know that article is satire? And a very lame attempt at it indeed.
Damn' it convinced me.
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“My daughter suggested that it was funny,” said John Copeland, whose 7-year-old daughter attends summer camp there. “She shouldn’t be talking to me about this. Now I’m forced to explain genetics to her, and why the Bible doesn’t say anything about it.”
Now you point it out, it is gobsmackingly extreme even for Fundies. Even they are too smart to discredit themselves so obviously.
Umm, you do know that article is satire? And a very lame attempt at it indeed.
agreed.
i found the article to be neither witty, funny, or shocking.
i know it's satire after reading the writers note....but like i said....what a waste of 2 minutes!
“My daughter suggested that it was funny,” said John Copeland, whose 7-year-old daughter attends summer camp there. “She shouldn’t be talking to me about this. Now I’m forced to explain genetics to her, and why the Bible doesn’t say anything about it.”
Because it is a book of fiction, urban legend, superstition, bias, and a lot of the agenda of everyone that wrote, rewrote, translated, etc. etc. over the centuries. Facts, there aren't any.
Alas, the ghost of Johnathan Swift, I knew him well Horatio, a man of infinite jest and often misunderstood, as is the case with even the best of satire.
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