religionlulz

I'm not kidding here, I've read about as much as I can take of Hovind's "dissertation", but I think I've already found the BEST. PART. EVAH!!!!

How could this sweet, sweet irony be topped?  Just a bit of background; Hovind's main theme throughout this, er, document, is that evolution has no evidence and is just a religion, so should not be taught in public schools. (Yes, he does in fact concede that religion should not be taught in science class, his problem seems to be proving that evolution is a religious belief).

So here's Kent Hovind in his own words from page 57 of his "doctoral dissertation" (emphasis mine):-

Evolution is a religious faith.  If the evolutionists want to believe in evolution, they are free to do so. We live in America which is a free country.  We are free to choose what we want to believe. What I am upset about is the fact that their faith is being taught as science in the public school system at my expense as a taxpayer. That upsets me greatly!