Brian Tamariki

Hello

I'm in the news again, this time advocating that the science of 'Flat-Earthism' be taught in schools.

Read the article here:
<a href="http://www.thekumara.com/religion/flatearth.html" target="_blank">http://www.thekumara.com/religion/flatearth.html</a>

Yours sincerely
Pastor Brian Tamariki
Density Christian Life Community Fellowship

Jeremy Bornstein

"But already, thousands of years before, the Bible knew about 'the Lake of Fire.' The Bible says it, I believe it - that settles it."


That's a very funny quote from that website.

Here's another good one, you HAVE TO LAUGH at this one:
"If the Earth were spinning round and round at thousands of miles an hour, as the heretics say, you would expect things to fly off the planet, like coins fly off the car dashboard as you go round the corner. But you don't see that, do you?"

Is this person 6 years old or what?

Is this site for real?!!?!!!!

Jeremy

Kosh

Nope. Read the other articles. It's a parody
site, sort of like "The Onion"

Heath Anderson

Sadly, yes. Mr Tamihere is a well known religious nut in New Zealand

Just joking



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Atheist121

I wish that I could be around long enough to see the day that someone would write a similar parody article of Creationism with arguments currently use (maybe 2nd Law of T) and have someone ask if the person was 6

Jesus Tap-Dancin' Christ

Well, here's one from the Onion, that sadly, isn't gonna happen any time soon: <a href="http://www.theonion.com/onion3631/christian_right_lobbies.html" target="_blank">Christian Right Lobbis to Overturn Second Law of Thermodynamics</a>