The only logical, sort of scientific way to figure this out is: you've got to put the bible down on a coffee table, and then you have to put a pair of soiled panties down on the same coffee table on the other side, adjacent to the bible. Then you take your vibrator (or dildo) and you spin it around. Now, God will control the outcome of this experiment. If there is a God, he will make sure that the dildo points towards the bible, in which case you must stop masturbating, and simply destroy the dildo. This is just good science.
About this quote
- What does it mean?
- The speaker mocks religious testing by proposing an absurd experiment involving religious and sexual items.
- In plain terms
- They make fun of testing faith using ridiculous setups.
- What can you take from it?
- Absurd experiments expose flaws in seeking divine proof.
Where it applies
Putting it to work
Questions to consider
- Can faith be tested scientifically?
Another view
Religious belief often resists empirical testing.
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