Let's think about this: if Jesus wanted to give you the ability to perform any feat, what would you choose?
Pat Robertson went for theblatantly false ludicrous (oh hell, let's just call it what it is) twatted claim that he can legpress a short ton (i.e., 2,000 pounds).
Me? I would have asked for the ability to fly, or walk on water. I guess, though, that Jesus tends to reciprocate according to what he gets. And what he gets from Pat Robertson (as do the rest of us) is a short ton of bullshit.
Robertson's 2,000-pound lift raises eyebrows (msnbc.com)
Pat Robertson's Official Site (patrobertson.com)
The Big Scary List of Pat Robertson quotations (positiveatheism.org)
Pat Robertson went for the
Me? I would have asked for the ability to fly, or walk on water. I guess, though, that Jesus tends to reciprocate according to what he gets. And what he gets from Pat Robertson (as do the rest of us) is a short ton of bullshit.
Robertson's 2,000-pound lift raises eyebrows (msnbc.com)
Pat Robertson's Official Site (patrobertson.com)
The Big Scary List of Pat Robertson quotations (positiveatheism.org)
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