->  ->> * Those who regularly attend Sunday School are more likely to
->  J> believe -> that the Bible is less true.
-> 
->  J> Literalism is bound to decline.
-> 
-> That's the whole concept behind Ken Ham's way of thinking, John.

This is the first I've heard of him.
-> 
-> Ham is a Biblical literalist, and Young-Earth Creationist.
-> To him, every word in the Bible is absoutely a fact, and the universe is
-> less than 10,000 years old.

April of 4004 B.C., I belief. Wait. That's NOT what I believe! :-)
Bishop Usser. (Ussher?)...


-> 
-> That's why his "museum" in Kentucky puts saddles on dinosaur models.
Yee hah! (Wonder what the saddles are made off. Probably plastic, and he's
got one hell of a story about THAT! )
-> 
-> Ham's brand of literalism is on the decline, and that's what scares the
-> porkeptsies out of him and his bunch.
Loss of power, loss of influence, loss of money. Still, there are churches
in Texas with 10,000 members...
Churches should go belly up as soon as they really figure out the
internet...I think by next year I'll have gotten around to putting my
Church on line...look for the Church of Variable Likelihood dot something



-> 
-> Hence his essay here at one of the few places that would actually
publish
-> it, WorldNetDaily.
I've heard of 'em. Never read it. 
 
-> You know even Chuck Norris and Pat Boone write for that website?


Do you know whose opinions I not give a rats ass about? Is there any reason
you know why I should? Now -- I can give a dozen reasons why THEY should
pay attention to MINE...:-) 
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