Pat Robertson - Want Miracles? Be Simple-Minded, Credulous and Uneducated
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Pat Robertson - Want Miracles? Be Simple-Minded, Credulous and Uneducated


In a strange case similar to that of Benjamin Button, it seems as though Pat Robertson's senility is firmly advancing in the direction of reason, to the point that I've been wondering lately whether he's becoming one of the most interesting exponents of religious nonsense and an unexpected advocate for secularism. Well, either that or he's so far gone the deep end that he's not even trying to be ironic... Here's a case in point:



Ah, those simple, primitive people... they'll believe any nonsense you tell them :)




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