In Scientia Veritas

Bill Donohue is a dumbass.

I don’t understand these Catholic kooks that are so upset about the eucharist desecration going on on YouTube. I wrote an entry about it earlier. Bill Donohue, president of the Catholic League, has called again for action against PZ Myers and “cranky little old Catholic ladies” are filling up PZ’s mailbox… again.

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PZ posted once more some the hate mail he gets from religious kooks. I just wanna quote this little paragraph, which refers to the The Great Desecration, the day that PZ Myers desecrated a communion wafer, pages of the Koran and of The God Delusion in an answer to the ludicrous collective response of the Catholic community regarding the “hostage taking” of Jesus Christ by student Webster Cook:

I wanna thank you actually…I believe in Jesus Christ completely for the first time because he suffered humiliation in all his magnanimity at the hands of one of his lowest creatures!

Interesting how one can believe in a god that is greater the more humiliation he suffers. Maybe if I say I am the messiah, let people stone me, burn me and infect me with HIM… an then crucify me, some people will believe I am god!

I’d rather like to believe in a superhero god! That when taken prisoner by Roman soldiers melts the chains with laser coming out of his eyes and flies to the skies, instead of pathetically allowing to be tortured to death to save people from sins they didn’t commit - and then allows “one of his lowest creatures to pierce him with rusty nail… For a most comical display, watch the following video!

Even funnier is this image:

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I just wanted to share this with you, I find this hillarious. PZ Myers, in his Pharyngula blog, exhorted his readers to crash this poll on a MySpace Site fof Ben Stein’s Expelled movie.

The question is: Do you think the theory of Intelligent Design should be taught in our education system? Of course the answer is no. So after casting my vote, the results looked like this:

97.82% said no! Amazing, what cooperative work can achieve!