Religous Stuff
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bertineI am just going to tell you this right now.
1. They didn't find Noah's Ark
2. The Shroud of Turin is nothing more than a really interesting work of art from 14th century.
I am pretty tolerant about most things but I have a pretty short fuse when it comes to items like this since I try to explain to people why it is highly unlikely that the Shroud is genuine or that someone found the Ark. And yes, I am an atheist but it doesn't mean I didn't spend 4 years of college and 2 years of graduate work studying the Catholic church.
Sorry, sometimes facebook gets to me
1. They didn't find Noah's Ark
2. The Shroud of Turin is nothing more than a really interesting work of art from 14th century.
I am pretty tolerant about most things but I have a pretty short fuse when it comes to items like this since I try to explain to people why it is highly unlikely that the Shroud is genuine or that someone found the Ark. And yes, I am an atheist but it doesn't mean I didn't spend 4 years of college and 2 years of graduate work studying the Catholic church.
Sorry, sometimes facebook gets to me
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Date: 2010-04-29 06:17 am (UTC)Most Christians probably aren't equipped to gauge the validity of science by any other standard.