Myers says:
Ken Ham is crowing over fooling a child. A young girl visited a moon rock display from NASA, and bravely went up to the docent and asked the standard question Ham coaches kids to ask — and she's quite proud of herself.
He goes on to write rather a nice rational letter to the girl, although he is unable to post it to her as he does not have her address.I went to a NASA display of a moon rock and a lady said, "This Moon-rock is 3.75 billion years old!" Guess what I asked for the first time ever?"Um, may I ask a question?"And she said, "Of course."I said, in my most polite voice, "Were you there?"Love, Emma B
Dear Emma;
One serious problem with the "Were you there?" question is that it is not very sincere. You knew the answer already! You knew that woman had not been to the moon . . .
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