Today, as I often do, I was scanning the blogs of hateful God-mockers over my morning coffee. It's good to know what they're up to, and they always announce their plans as though they think nobody's watching their websites!
One of the most virulent haters of the Lord and all things good and holy is PZ Myers, a biologist at the University of Minnesota.
His blog is on the scienceblogs.com site, but he uses it primarily to bash Godly men like Kent Hovind and Ray Comfort and Bananas. I guess that's what "science" means, insulting God and His followers.
Anyway, it seems he finally won a poll fair and square, without sending his hordes of fans off to mass-vote the poll the way he tells them:
A baseball bat? Who would use a baseball bat?
I would never do such a thing! Would any Christian? Surely we all know better!!
A piece of #2 rebar would allow for a far more precisely placed impact.
But I guess I'll pray he meets Jesus anyway. He could just tell all his lapdogs that God's real and they'd all convert immediately! Think of thetithes souls that would be saved!
One of the most virulent haters of the Lord and all things good and holy is PZ Myers, a biologist at the University of Minnesota.
His blog is on the scienceblogs.com site, but he uses it primarily to bash Godly men like Kent Hovind and Ray Comfort and Bananas. I guess that's what "science" means, insulting God and His followers.
Anyway, it seems he finally won a poll fair and square, without sending his hordes of fans off to mass-vote the poll the way he tells them:
There was another poll out there that I studiously ignored, because I was on it: Which miracle do you think Americans would most support? One of the possible answers was "PZ Myers publicly converts from atheism to follow the One True God."
. . . Alas, I have won. Now I have to be a little concerned that devout Christians will be after me with a baseball bat.
So here's an important caveat: traumatic brain injury or organic deterioration do not count. You're going to have to convert me with reason, logic, and evidence in order for my conversion to count as a miracle.
. . . Alas, I have won. Now I have to be a little concerned that devout Christians will be after me with a baseball bat.
So here's an important caveat: traumatic brain injury or organic deterioration do not count. You're going to have to convert me with reason, logic, and evidence in order for my conversion to count as a miracle.
A baseball bat? Who would use a baseball bat?
I would never do such a thing! Would any Christian? Surely we all know better!!

A piece of #2 rebar would allow for a far more precisely placed impact.

But I guess I'll pray he meets Jesus anyway. He could just tell all his lapdogs that God's real and they'd all convert immediately! Think of the
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