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#107699
Zipperback
Peyote only grows in Mexico, Texas Arizona and some bordering areas. That means Mohammed discovered America!
11/19/2006 4:21:35 AM
#107731
HairlessMonkeyDK
\"Answer: strange hallucinations, and a book\"
Works well for the bible, too!
11/19/2006 6:53:12 AM
#107770
hairband
Just as I'm about to write a paper on the peyote hunt, this little gem comes along. Forget about spending tomorrow at the library; I'll just troll the POD Warrior Forum for all my research needs.
11/19/2006 12:48:55 PM
#109468
And as for Jesus, i'm not even going to start. Here's the math:
Mother supposedly impregnated by a spirit.
Crucifixion
A book. (or actually, a testament)
11/23/2006 1:46:55 PM
#109469
jiminybillybob
And as for Jesus, i'm not even going to start. Here's the math:
Mother supposedly impregnated by a spirit.
Crucifixion
A book. (or actually, a testament)
11/23/2006 1:47:05 PM
#109477
Ashe
Hmmm
40 days + desert + fasting = hallusciantions, book and blood thirsty religion
11/23/2006 1:55:23 PM
#501977
S
LOL! Have you read Revelation?
5/15/2008 2:03:49 PM
#512894
Jordan666
If they can hallucinate, why can't you?
5/23/2008 9:52:03 PM
#514693
Alethe
How about John of Patmos + shrooms + cave = Revelation?
5/25/2008 1:22:41 PM
#1486435
David F Mayer
There is little doubt that Mohamed suffered from hallucinations. So did many, perhaps most, so-called "prophets".
When a person tells you that he has received a message from God, it is time to lock him up in a padded cell.
12/25/2012 4:19:25 PM
#1486501
Justanotheratheist
Even my New! Improved! 2013 model irony meter is starting to make some odd noises.
12/25/2012 10:27:24 PM
#1486937
Canadiest
I'd think it'd be a better book.
Maybe your Bible seems more interesting because its writters were trippin', burning bush is almost a dead giveaway.
12/27/2012 12:43:16 PM
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