Also, the Jewish God and Muslim Allah are on the International Space Station.

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    This is either (1) satire, (2) trolling, or (3) someone who has no real grasp of Christianity. Or some combination of the above.

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      (4) Protestants doing an unholy amalgamation of Catholic spirituality and Rational Scientific Inquiry to reach absurdist conclusions at their intersection.

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        My take is that this qualifies as having no real grasp of Christianity. But I wouldn’t argue hard against this being a separate option

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      If there’s something the internet has confirmed since its’ inception, is that humanity is both incredibly clever and incredibly stupid, in equal measure, beyond what I ever imagined was possible, beyond what I could conceive.

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        Exactly. Everyone knows that Jesus navigates based his position relative to the the absolute position of celestial bodies. That and there is no way that a simple, unarmored satelite would make it past his point-defense batteries and compromise his re-entry trajectory.

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      It’s clearly a joke. But it’s not that much more ridiculous than what many Christians actually believe. That’s the joke.