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That quote makes everything make sense if Mr. Hovind's birthday is February 29.
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Hovind says:
If Evolution is true, there is no Creator, so laws come from mans opinion. That is called a democracy, which is a terrible form of government. Democracies always degenerate into dictatorships. In America, it is sad to say, has become a democracy. :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: That is possibly the most ironic statement of all time. |
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I'm still shaking my head about a Christian website having a "Baloney Detector!"
My, my, what arrogance in ignorance.
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Another good Hovind one from the same site:
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Hahahahaha, Hovind is the biggest idiot in the "single spoken sentence"
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Humans have been around for 3.9 million years - my 8th grade ancient history textbook
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Edit: oh wait, I see you are including this comment as a "dumb thing". If it actually says what you report it as saying, then yes, I'd have to agree that it's a bit of a dumb thing to put in a textbook. |
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Universe - Etymology: Latin universum, from neuter of universus entire, whole, from uni- + versus turned toward, from past participle of vertere to turn. |
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