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LyricalReckoner
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Posted - 04/02/2003 :  16:34:28  Show Profile  Visit LyricalReckoner's Homepage Send LyricalReckoner a Private Message


March was a very busy month for those hell-bent on getting some ancient laws of a deceased kingdom posted in public buildings throughout the U.S. It was a busy month for public schools confronted with a deadline for certifying that they weren't denying students certain, inalienable rights. A professor used his Transcranial Magnetic Stimulator to get a devout Atheist to experience God. Two Nobel laureates -- celebrating the 50th anniversary of the discovery of the structure of DNA -- took the opportunity to belittle belief and proclaim a cure for stupidity.

Get all the details:

http://www.misterthorne.org/NEWS/MAR_2003.htm


Enjoy!


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