dandandan (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} heterodoxus) wrote,@ 2007-10-29 20:05:00 |
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a very revealing point...
and i'm sure, NOT the one they were trying to make:
But during his sentence something changed, and before his death, Dahmer went on MSNBC with his father. When asked what contributed to his new accountability, he told his father, "Thanks to you for sending that creation science material."i mean, if the mentally diseased such as dahmer are easily converted to your "team"? well then i wouldn't say you're standing on firm ground.
In the interview Dahmer acknowledges that he once believed in the evolution theory which "cheapens life". He went on to testify to the Lord Jesus Christ being the true Creator and accepting Him as his Savior.
i also like that little dig, there. in the interview, he "acknowledges". it's subtle, but these people seem to use language that implies atheism or belief in evolution or whatever is against their beliefs... is something of which to be ashamed.
like, "hi, my name's dave... and i'm an evolutionist..."
"hi dave. acknowledging it is the first step."
the reason it's always subtle is, of course, so that it can be denied in public. the only evidence of their state of mind is in implication... such as... why would you even say that, if you weren't implying the need for shame? i mean, wasn't the previous statement about the delivery of "creation science material" enough of an implication? guess not.
