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Old 04-29-2003, 03:49 AM   #1
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Talking Evidence for Hellenic Paganism

I've created a satire of Xtian evangelistic arguments, in the form of presentation of evidence for Hellenic paganism -- yes, the Olympian deities.

It's in the attachment.
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Not bad, just try saving it in a format that is easier to read. Also, most theistic apologists haven't graduated to that phase where they are talking about cosmological phases: most of them are still faffing about evolution and young earth bullshit.
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Great, I'm having trouble getting it to download in a readable form. Can someone post a sample of what I'm missing?
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The trick is to right-click on it and save. Then right-click on the icon and open it in word (or whatever word processor you happen to be using).

I happen to agree with Sarpedon: your version contains too much jargon to be anything other than that written by someone with knowledge of Satan's tool, SCIENCE!!!! BWAAAHAAHAA!


er, uh.... sorry. Got carried away there.
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your version contains too much jargon to be anything other than that written by someone with knowledge of Satan's tool, SCIENCE!!!!
And a great tool it is, considering how many credulous skeptics were fooled by evolution hoaxes like Piltdown man for so long. And now we know a few fragments of a flatfaced, monkey-like creature is a missing link between man and ape. Meave Leakey, who hasn't had a find for several years, said so in a scientific journal, and we all know how objective she is. At least it's not a pig we are looking at this time- at least we hope not.

(End Christian satire)

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Right on, my bruthah!!

What would we do with all of the empty churches, though?!
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Not bad, just try saving it in a format that is easier to read. ...
I've created a line-wrapped version; it ought to be easier to read with something like Notepad.
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Right on, my bruthah!!

What would we do with all of the empty churches, though?!
Kitten soup factories?
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First, I was trying to avoid cluttering the thread by presenting a lengthy message.

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And a great tool it is, considering how many credulous skeptics were fooled by evolution hoaxes like Piltdown man for so long.

Radorth does not explain how it was supposed to be self-evident that it was a hoax.

And he is unaware of how the Piltdown finds had actually been received -- some paleoanthropologists had actually been ... skeptical!

And now we know a few fragments of a flatfaced, monkey-like creature is a missing link between man and ape.

I'm not sure what Radorth is talking about.

And I'm surprised that he's not calling evolutionary biology a "triumph of Christianity".
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