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"Rowland  Croucher" <rccroucher@removethispleaseoptusnet.com.au> writes:


>"Steve Hayes" <hayesmstw@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:4202f1f3.2221412@news.saix.net...
>> Who is Bob Jones, and who cares about his diversity?
>>
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>> --
>> Steve Hayes from Tshwane, South Africa


>First, Google for Bob Jones and the words homosexuals, and racial policy...

>Bob Jones (III) is the prototypical American fundamentalist (as is happy to
>be called one)

>I once interviewed him for Australian radio, and one segment went like this:

>You believe Noah's flood was world-wide?

>Yes

>The water covered Mt Everest?

>Yes

>And all of Australia, of course?

>Yes.

>How do you think Noah got indigenous animals like koalas and kangaroos from
>here across to the Middle East and deliver them back here again?

One of my fond memories is reading a brief article or letter (I can't
remember which) from an IVF staffworker (that name gives away how long
ago it was) who asked people if they believed there were kangaroos on
Noah's Ark.

That staffworker still seems to be prepared to ask the same question.
Keep it up, Rowland.

Oops! If I said that last sentence to a class of engineering students
there would be howls of laughter.
But you know what I mean.  I've been retired so long now that I'm not
so bright as I used to be about choosing my words carefully to avoid
possible unintended misinterpretations.

>Are you one of those liberal clergy who don't believe the Bible?

>End of interview.

>(Go figure!)

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Ken Smith

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