Okay, yeah. Aren't these people bothered in the slightest bit that shadows move through the "apparition" when they approach it? Don't any of these people understand the concept of light reflection? What the flip is going on in their heads as they stand there? I'm amazed that people can be so foolish and I'm shocked that the news media report this as if it were worthy of respect. I don't think it's right to make fun of someone's belief in the metaphysical. But if that belief can easily be shown by a fifth grader to be patently false, then I say they're open game. But the worst thing about this is that these are the sort of people who decide that they're smart enough to home-school their children.
Sunday, September 02, 2007
A Miracle?
Flocks of gullible faithful have convened in Minersville, PA where an apparition of the blessed Virgin Mary appears daily on one house' garage door. Watch the following only if you're prepared for something astonishing!
Okay, yeah. Aren't these people bothered in the slightest bit that shadows move through the "apparition" when they approach it? Don't any of these people understand the concept of light reflection? What the flip is going on in their heads as they stand there? I'm amazed that people can be so foolish and I'm shocked that the news media report this as if it were worthy of respect. I don't think it's right to make fun of someone's belief in the metaphysical. But if that belief can easily be shown by a fifth grader to be patently false, then I say they're open game. But the worst thing about this is that these are the sort of people who decide that they're smart enough to home-school their children.
Okay, yeah. Aren't these people bothered in the slightest bit that shadows move through the "apparition" when they approach it? Don't any of these people understand the concept of light reflection? What the flip is going on in their heads as they stand there? I'm amazed that people can be so foolish and I'm shocked that the news media report this as if it were worthy of respect. I don't think it's right to make fun of someone's belief in the metaphysical. But if that belief can easily be shown by a fifth grader to be patently false, then I say they're open game. But the worst thing about this is that these are the sort of people who decide that they're smart enough to home-school their children.
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