2007-03-21

Does eating a banana backwards disprove the existence of God?

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by Neil Godfrey

A bit of fun here over GodTube

http://blog.wired.com/tableofmalcontents/2007/03/the_best_of_the.html

From the site:

“For the record, what is disturbing about many of GodTube’s videos is not that they are done by Christians, or enthusiastically discuss topics like Intelligent Design, the immorality of homosexuality, etc. What is disturbing about GodTube is that it is an observable microcosm of the way that fundamentalist Christians have shut themselves off from any outside perspective. The result is mental and creative poverty. GodTube’s videos are no more stupid than any of YouTube’s videos because they mutter gibberish about intelligent design, or indulge in lame Christian-themed parodies of mainstream media. But they sure as hell are a heck of a lot funnier.”

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