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« FDT and the split conservative movement | Main | What if? » September 21, 2007A clever angle
The wire story goes on to quote an Omaha court official who claims that a written repsonse to the lawsuit "miraculously" appeared. (I'm assuming it wasn't in the form of a disembodied hand writing on a courthouse wall.) Anyway, adding the perfect touch to this offbeat story is the April 2006 file photo which accompanies it. Readers familiar with religious art will notice a certain "accidental" alignment with a background object. Posted by Eric Seymour at September 21, 2007 05:05 PM CommentsPost a comment |
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