So f-ing hilarious!
Ricky Gervais On Noah's Ark
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, Jul 09 2012 12:24 PM
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Posted 09 July 2012 - 12:24 PM
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Posted 24 July 2012 - 08:46 PM
I love Ricky Gervais. This was so funny, I had tears.
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Posted 24 July 2012 - 09:09 PM
Y'know, there just isn't a way to tell the story of Noah that doesn't sound absolutely fucking ridiculous. It's so ridiculous, in fact, that any child over the age of seven will start asking skeptical questions about it, and yet there are huge numbers of Americans (my wife and her entire family included) that can't read it as anything other than actual history. It boggles the fucking mind.
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Posted 25 July 2012 - 09:56 AM
Y'know, there just isn't a way to tell the story of Noah that doesn't sound absolutely fucking ridiculous. It's so ridiculous, in fact, that any child over the age of seven will start asking skeptical questions about it, and yet there are huge numbers of Americans (my wife and her entire family included) that can't read it as anything other than actual history. It boggles the fucking mind.
Yep. I am embarrassed now to say that I believed it. I had questions but just put them out of my mind and believed God must have made the whole thing work "supernaturally". Really I just turned off critical thinking when it came to the story...actually when it came to the entire Bible. It's funny b/c our kids say they never bought any of it - it always seemed ridiculous to them. The only difference between them and me was that I attended Sunday School from the time I was old enough to talk, so I had all of that shit pounded into my brain as the truth. It is SO crazy now to look at how convoluted that book is! Gervais does a great job of showing the ridiculousness of it...it helps to be able to laugh about it now.
Fundamentalism makes people crazy. It is a mixture of beliefs that do not make sense, causing the brain to keep trying to understand what cannot be logical. - Marlene Winell
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