The person who first set foot on the land we call the Americas was a Russian Cro-magnon who got all juiced up one night on some berries that had "turned". Reliable reports say that after a few handfuls he got all excited and jumped up and down. His left foot slipped and his ass hit the ground. Out cold! The rest of his group, repulsed that he was soused again, decided to just leave him there to sleep it off. About two A.M. he awoke to the sound of something sniffing in his ear. No!.....it wasn't sniffing, it was snorfing! Opening one eye he glimpsed a ("Aw, shit") giant cave bear and before you could say "shug baa liffel" (which is CM for "Ahhhhhhh!!!" his feet were moving. Well, the bear gave chase but discovered that he couldn't move his left two feet (he dined from the same berry patch) so he kept running around in circles to the left. Now, Gormf (that's our hero) didn't know this because he never looked back. He just kept hoofing it. In his limited language it was called Phorst Gumping. After about twenty-six days he finally stopped and thought "Amm ari caa" which meant "My ass is tired". So, there you have it, folks, the discovery of America. You can take it to the bank.

Depends on which televangelist you believe.
1. God made everything as it appears today; evolution is a godless scientists' lie.
2. The dinosaurs died in Noah's flood.
3. God hates gay people.
4. No such thing as the "Big Bang"; the planet is 8-10,000 years old.
5. Very soon God will kill everyone except the Jehovahs Witnesses.
6. You have to be Mormon and married (to someone of the opposite sex) to get your very own planet and be invited to Mr and Mrs God's garden parties.
Etc.

I am not reading your posts any longer. You have the mind of a child.

But there are some who want to know what I mean by "It's a Christian thing". And so I will tell you why I call it that, and I find it mostly among the evangelicals and "born agains".

There is, in that "thinking" a propensity to "rush to judgement", to make unwarranted assumptions, to come quickly to false conclusions without using the God-given power of rational thought. It seems to be prevalent among Christians, especially Christians in America. And instead of using reason, these people are wallowing in emotions they don't even know they have: arrogance, bias and fear.

Now there are some, as I've said, who have probably jumped to the conclusion that I am being "persecuted" because I am a Muslim. Let me enlighten those folks. (Not you, radi, as you are beyond enlightenment). This is the truth: those in power believe I have something that they can use---use to get what they want. And I told them "No." With Ovomit, if you remember, I said: "I don't care if you are President of the World; I'm Carol Binkley, Carol A. Binkley, and I said 'No'."

And so I have been hounded, harrassed and persecuted for the last 9 years or so. Because I said "No".

In the past month, Trump has decided to try to use me to entrap "The Ghost". I'm not sure why he thinks that; it may have something to do with that "pilgrim" comment, and subsequent terror attack. But Trump has pretty much gone over the edge. No world leader likes him.

Now, any more questions? (To find the answer, ask the right question).