This is in today’s New York Times. An article about Hasidic Jews who don’t vaccinate their kids for religious reasons, right above a headline about the giant asteroid that struck earth millions of years ago. One of these articles is based on something that didn’t happen, i.e. God directed humans to obey certain laws which now, some 10,000 years later, is still being followed to the detriment of said humans’ health. Ironically, the older event is the true event. Based on facts discovered in part, very recently. Just bizarre. If God, for example, sent the asteroid, you’d think it would be in the Bible and God would send some type of rainbow like thing to prove he was never going to do that again. My point is, you can’t believe both of these things are true.
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