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We need one in every state

By pharyngula on August 19, 2009.

Come on, if Texas can open a Camp Quest, what's your state's excuse?

There's also a nice article with a poll on the new godless camp — it's mostly positive, but they do go out of their way to get a quote from a dissenter.

But Dr. Darrell Bock of the Dallas Theological Seminary doesn't believe that being more vocal will have much impact. "People pretty much have their minds made up on these kinds of matters. They're either going to be for or against," he said.

Hey, that's good news! Dr Darrell Bock of the Dallas Theological Seminary has just declared evangelism dead. Do you think the Baptists will notice?

Oh, and here's the poll…already going our way.

A group is planning a statewide atheist summer camp for kids in Collin County. What do you think?

No big deal w/ parental approval 50%
This is the Bible Belt, why here? 27%
It should just be a secular camp. 23%

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