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Now he's not as bad as Kent Hovind

Kent Hovind, the man who claimed that there are only 1041 electrons in the known universe?

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"Kent Hovind...."


not the same Kent Hovind who is described here: http://www.skepticnews.com/articles/02/09/27/0232220.shtml
by any chance?


Not the same Kent Hovind who was arrested for assault, battery, and burglary on August 15, 2002, and who is accused of evading income taxes via lying and abuse of bankruptcy courts?

Say it isn't so, Joe....

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Kent Hovind.....

Surely, this isn't the same Kent Hovind as is described below:

Hovind claims to possess a masters degree and a doctorate in education from Patriot University in Colorado. According to Hovind, his 250-page dissertation was on the topic of the dangers of teaching evolution in the public schools. Formerly affiliated with Hilltop Baptist Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Patriot University is accredited only by the American Accrediting Association of Theological Institutions, an accreditation mill that provides accreditation for a $100 charge. Patriot University has moved to Alamosa, Colorado and continues to offer correspondence courses for $15 to $32 per credit. The school's catalog contains course descriptions but no listing of the school's faculty or their credentials. Name It and Frame It lists Patriot University as a degree mill .

Say it isn't so, Joe....

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Kent Hovind, the man who claimed that there are only 1041 electrons in the known universe?

Wasn't it John Wheeler who once suggested that there was only one electron in the universe, but that there appeared to be more than one because it could travel through time? ;)