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May 4, 2114

Creationist Fiction Tops Best Seller Lists (Ussher-Lightfoot Time Magazine)

(Alexander, AL) Outside a small bookstore in the usually sleepy rural town, crowds stretch around the block for nearly a quarter mile awaiting the release of the newest bestseller from Dr. (honorary degree) Thaddeus Smithson author of the "What If God..." series. The snowballing popularity of this new movement, which borrows heavily from the "science fiction" genre popularized in the last century (and systematically eradicated midway through the current century) is growing so rapidly it's fans believe zealously that it must be the divine will of an invisible and omnipotent entity.

"Me and my family just love the books," said stay at home mom and home-school teacher June Bartlett, "The stories are so fanciful and at the same time exalt our Lord of Lords Jesus Christ. Really, to think of what the world would be like if God had created some kind of bizarre giant reptiles sometime before the flood, or if God almighty made this crazy system using what Dr. Smithson calls 'empirical data', did I say that right?.. and something, I think it's 'factual evidence', to achieve predictable results, of course we know God never did anything like that 'cause it isn't in the scriptures. But you know sometimes it's fun to be a little scared of The Almighty, it strengthens our faith as a communion in the loving sight of our sweet baby Jesus."

When asked about his fantastic success Dr. Smithson said, "I think it's important for us to realize how lucky we really are. If God had wanted to put any of this in the Bible, he durn well could have brought it to pass seeing as He is all powerful, but in His stern love for us he decided to not bring these things into being by omitting their mention from the most sacred of sacred texts which we all understand are the the only law and way. But still God can do anything, so he could have done anything. Do you hear what I am saying brother? He's had 6000 years of things he could have been doing with the Earth, He could do them now if He wanted. He could do or re-undo anything anytime. Now that is power."

Smithson went on to state that he is currently working on a work of nonfiction written entirely in tounges, "It's gonna be so sho lo obobasacta babashinta you'll deka mosho pa kamo disalaba in your pants."

Comments:
YES! mandakala bokoshoto! praise him praise him... kalashinda bekonolundo mafeeza-konitoko!!! open up, open UP!!!

did you know that the christian booksellers association convention was in denver last week? they're gonna be pissed they missed this news... obobabasactah.
 
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