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Pat Robertson blames science for lack of miracles?
Posted on: April 1, 2013 - 4:45pm
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Pat Robertson blames science for lack of miracles?
All I need to say is 'Pat Robertson' you know it's going to be a doozey. www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/04/01/robertson-god-gives-less-miracles-to-too-educated-americans-who-learn-science/
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.......did Robertson just say, educated people have real answers and simple backward people need god? Robertson sounds like he is just inches away from joining us on the darkside. No miricles needed when you have an education.
Or is he a racists shit head looking down his nose at Africans? I'll vote for the raceist angle.
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Why go beyond the title? That says it all.
HELLO MCFLY!(Robertnuts) Of course science should be blamed for lack of miracles, that means more people don't buy that bullshit.
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I still like the website "god hates amputees".... I bring this up often with people who claim miracles are real. Sure, doctors save people, accident victims survive a fiery blaze and people in comas wake up, but there is never an amputee who gets their arms or legs back.
Hehe. As a former Catholic I have often thought about that when people from the former faith carry on about Lourdes water and it's "miracles."
As I have mentioned on here before, even my own Catholic family was appalled at the mass marketing of "miracles" over there. Rosaries, bibles, crucifixes and everything else for sale on every street corner and in every church.
I guess the Church has not come very far from the Middle Ages, when they were selling pieces of "The One True Cross" and bits of St. Peter's skull to peasants.
Miracles are big business.
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Yeah I've gotten in arguments with my Catholic family about miracles... I ask, "Where are the miracles of human amputees getting a new limb?"
The reply I get is, "IT'S BEEN DOCUMENTED BY THE CHURCH!"
HA!
As for the items.. yeah.. I experienced that down in Costa Rica and El Salvador. Really crazy shit. Pumping water from the municipality water supply, put it in cheap plastic bottles with crosses and then sell the water for $10...
Too much irony.
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you got that right. those cheap white plastic bottles start to turn orange after only a couple days...
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