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They can't even keep their own stories straight

So in a followup to my previous post on this, it seems that contrary to what he told Richard Dawkins and various other people, Mark Mathis did not in fact, kick PZ Myers out of the preview showing of "Expelled" because he crashed the "private screening". No, no, it seems the true reason was far more petty and pathetic:

You should know that I invited Michael shermer to a screening at NRB in Nashville. He came and is writing a review for scientific American. I banned pz because I want him to pay to see it. Nothing more.
There you have it, the producer of the ID propaganda film admitting that he has all the emotional maturity of an insecure sixth-grader. Ah, creationists, you make Jesus proud.


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