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** FROM : muse <b@x.c>
On 30 Dec 2002 14:29:14 GMT, fcathell@aol.com (Fcathell) wrote:
>The day I start putting any credibility in what Dr. Scott says I will also
>start re-believing in Santa Claus and the tooth fairy.
>Frank
Perhaps Jesus was one of the Raelin (?) clones - implanted in
Mary which would explain the concept of an immaculate conception.
Thats as good an explaination as any I have heard. Perhaps the
Greek Minotaur and other half-beast, half man creatures we hear
of were cloning experiments gone bad or just experiments in mixing
DNA. While we are grabbing for straws, lets really let the imagination
run. Perhaps there was evolution and biblical genesis. Primitive earth
evolved creatures were mixed with DNA of a superior race. That
would explain Adams rib being used to produce Eve. These
explainations are just as plausable as the religious theories. Its
just all in the interpretation. What the bible states, fits in
perfectly with these ideas. Religious belief systems are so
watered down that you could never find truth in them. Its like
the story that gets told from person to person and ends up
being something entirely different when it makes its way back
around.
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