Re: The bible is a textbook of science!

Michael Fisher (mwfisher@CTS.COM)
Mon, 12 May 1997 21:41:00 -0700

Robert Squires wrote:
>
> At 11:29 PM 12-05-97 +0000, you wrote:
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> SQUIRES
> Come on Thore, at least you could give us some commentary on what you
> thought of the below article!!! Ha! What a joke! I remember when I first
> found that site on the Internet a few months ago. It made me feel nervous
> to live on the same planet as such people. What a bunch of Neanderthals.
> Thanks for reminding me...

You're nervous living on the same planet with them? The ICR is about 45
min. from my house, if I ever go looking for it. In in the city of Santee,
somewhere uncomfortably close to a "Family Fun Center" we've been to for a few
assorted birthday parties.

And one of the faculty of the SCCCS (the old ink:
http://www.cleaf.com/~covenant/ still works for now, check it out. Old timers who
recall Sammy Krishna will know what's there. Christian Reconstructionists) is a
pastor at a Presbyterian church in Chula Vista. We're in the Chula Vista school
district.

But that's So Cal for you. Hopefully we have enough _different_ kooks to
cancel each other out.

Ciao.

-- 
	Michael Fisher, ET1/SS USN ret., law student	


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