Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer said he needs support from a state Legislature that will help move Montana‘s agenda forward, ”not people who think the Earth is 4,000 years old.”
A wingnut state legislator named Roger Koopman called the statements "incredibly bigoted." A local paper reports that "Koopman said the governor `insulted many Christian people and other people of faith that arrived at that position other than the way I arrived at it.' Koopman said his belief in the Earth‘s age is not based on his faith, but on his scientific investigations."
Memo to Mr. Koopman--the governor is not a bigot. He may well be prejudiced, in the definitional sense that he has accurately "pre-judged" you and your ilk to be TOTAL F**KING MORONS. In John 3:16. Jesus did NOT say "that whoever believes in him and also acts like a total imbecile disregarding observational evidence in the physical world that would be persuasive even to single-celled organisms shall not perish but have eternal life. "
I'd write more, but I have to go and hide more of the fossil record as tests of faith.
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'Koopman said his belief in the Earth‘s age is not based on his faith, but on his scientific investigations."'
And what is his "scientific investigation" based on? Faith. "Total F**king Moron" is not a detailed enough discription.
Jonah said...
So what isn't bigoted about insulting Christians? And why are we (obscene) morons for believing in God?
Brian Schweitzer said , ”... not people who think the Earth is 4,000 years old.”
What specifically is bigoted about that? Does it inaccurately represent the views?
If the obvious isn't obvious to wingnut Christians - I really don't understand how wingnut Christians can relate to concepts in terms of parables. Must be something "subliminimimumul".
Believing in God does not make one a moron. Believing that faith and science are interchangable makes one a moron. Not understanding what science is but claiming to do "scientific investigations" makes one a moron. To think that it's science versus religion makes one a moron.
Thinking that God isn't smart enough to come up with concepts like quantum mechanics and evolution makes one a Total F**king Moron and indicates they don't really believe in God, but merely the words fed to them by a mistaken or deceptive man.
Some of the greatest scientists were/are Christians. Some of the greatest Christians were/are scientists. They are not mutually exclusive concepts, unless you're at Total F**king Moron.
Well said, i'm not ned.
Ditto to that, Ned.
Jonah, I teach Sunday School, and I wasn't insulted by what the governor said (or what I said, of course.) Show me in scripture where Jesus says you have to be a TFM. (my apologies, I called you Joshua in a previous and now deleted response)
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