DAVID RICE
The madmen and liars at the "ICR" put out another
issue of their occult paraphernalia called "Acts
and Facts[sic]" and to my delight I see they finally
got around to addressing my letters. For the past
year or so I have been pointing out to them that
Creationism is bad theology and makes Christians and
Christianity appear like raving fools, imbeciles,
liars, cheats, charlatans, and incompetent baboons.
So in reply the chief madman there started the cult's
tract with "Is NOT!" and then got even less erudite,
more puerile, and much more asinine. (The people at
the "ICR" cult must take lessons in stupidity. Morris
seems to have moved to the head of that class.) His
argument consisted of anecdotes told by true believers
who have attended the cult's "Back to Genesis" circus
and then wrote letters to the cult saying how much
thier occult beliefs had been strengthened. Morris
then makes an emotional, occult-riddled appeal to all
"scientifically-minded Christians" to abandon their
critical thinking abilities and embrace Creationism
completely.
The cult's literature is constantly claiming that the
cult is a "scientific organization," and not the cult
that it is known to be. Odd how Creationists seem to
be pathological liars. It is in the job description.
... Hi, I'm your personal god for this evening. How many in your cult?
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