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Monthly Archives: August 2006
Psueodoarchaeology: Noah’s Ark Update
Jennifer Wilson of The Gazette, a Colorado Springs, CO newspaper, reports that Bob Cornuke, the "discoverer" of the Noah’s Ark site I wrote about in a previous post, is a resident of the Colorado Springs area. Nothing new is reported … Continue reading
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Religious Nutter Alert: Hal Lindsey
Flipping channels on a Sunday evening, one is bound to encounter some religious nutter asking his (rarely is it "her") flock for money. This evening, I couldn’t help but notice the irony as Hal Lindsey, religious nutter extraordinaire, stated: I … Continue reading