
Here's a fascinating morsel that came to us through an email drawing our attention to Philip Munger, who runs the blog
Progressive Alaska. The email was pointing out that Munger "can address a number of aspects of Gov. Palin's record", and it contained the
following quote attributed to him:
"One thing that hasn't gotten much attention is Palin's apparent belief in creationism. Around June 1997 she told me she thought the Earth was about 6,000 years old and that people and dinosaurs walked the Earth at the same time. In 2002 or 2003 (I know it was Nov. 11 since it was at a Veterans Day event) I asked her about this again since my kids and her kids were in the same school district and I was concerned about creationism being taught as if it were a form of science. This time she didn't answer directly, but said that it didn't matter since 'the Lord is coming soon.'"
That should answer some of
Matt Damon's questions about Palin...
3 comments:
WOW - and to think that this woman could become the next Vice-President of the USA!
Another shot-in-the-foot for the almighty USA?
Mike Phillips
Leeds, England
Sarah Palin is connected to Scientology. Here's how:
She has been, and still continues to be, deeply involved with the ultra-right-wing "Dominionist" church movement. READ THIS:
http://markcrispinmiller.blogspot.com/2008/09/sarah-palin-and-cnp.html
The main nexus for the Dominionists is the "Committee on National Policy", which strangely includes non-Christian organizations such as, yes, The Church of Scientology.
The leading "Dominionist" church is MorningStar ministries, which despite being a Christian church, leans heavily on "supernatural" themes and blatantly uses the Scientology Cross in their logo:
http://www.morningstarministries.org/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientology_cross
If a left wing blogger said she said it, it must be true. Sheesh, you guys are so gullible
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