... i read something that piques my interest in the most curious way: it gets me thinking, it gets me looking at things in a way i haven't thought of before. Such reads aren't necessarily well written - in fact, they can be written atrociously in the most broken representation of a language. But, i read to think, i read to give my mind fuel for thought. The following will keep me going for a couple of days, at least.
An excerpt:
bq. The American educational assault goes farther than immorality; it extends into the illogical and absurd. Did you know that our ancestors were monkeys? What? You say that you knew your ancestors, and though one of your uncles had a low forehead, he was hardly simian? You may also say that the first man was Prophet Adam, peace and blessings be upon him, and he was no monkey. You know this because God said so, not just in Islam but in all three major religions of the world, and plus evolution has been deemed impossible by a huge but muffled community of scientists. (Read Evolution Deceit: The Scientific Collapse of Darwinism... by Harun Yahya) If you make the mistake of expressing your religious beliefs in class, you will be laughed out of class and scolded when you come eventually come back. - A Thoughtful Article By A Sister For The Parents In America (thanks to the excellent xy@d for finding this and sharing)
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