The coming of Christ is the most controversial event in human history. Atheists dismiss him in favor of things which are irrelevant. Dawkins is irrelevant, Hawking is irrelevant, science is irrelevant- it's all only serves as a distraction and a blindfold.
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"science is irrelevant"
They said on the internet, using a smartphone or computer, while their lives relying on countless other appliances and advancements in medical science.
meanwhile, God doesn't say or do much those days.
Even gods need to retire eventually. Imagine making sure that trillions upon untold trillions of subatomic particles are all performing as they should for every single instant of time for ever? As well as all the other important stuff to do with virgins, mixed materials, beards, testosterone functionality, herds, homosexuals, genocide etc. It's no wonder that Bible God is now enjoying a well earned rest lolling on a cloud somewhere.
I'm willing to bet a million dollars that this idiot wrote that on a computer connected to the internet while sitting inside a heated house with plenty of electricity and appliances, plenty of food, is generally healthy, and is reading a printed bible, all due to science. He certainly didn't put that on the internet by banging it out on a couple of rocks outside a cave.
What, exactly, is controversial about the birth of a child who may or may not have existed? It's only what his followers made of what he did when he grew up that's controversial. And science works whether or not you believe it.
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CU soon
Jeremy Clarkson has said - and done - many controversial things.
In the "Top Gear Middle East" special, when the Trio were at the Sea of Galilee:
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Notice the first letters of Jezza's name: 'J.C.'
Thank you for admitting that J eremy C larkson is the Second Coming then. >:D
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So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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