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And I really do like parsnips. Alot.
The blog of Richard Hall, a Methodist Minister in Wales.
by Richard on March 29, 2006

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And I really do like parsnips. Alot.
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Eugene McKinnon 03.30.06 at 3:27 am
Mmmmmm. Parsnips. Evidence that God truly exists. However I don’t know where that argument emerged.
Eugene McKinnon
Richard 03.30.06 at 6:21 am
At the risk of blowing my own trumpet, I lay claim to the ‘parsnip proof’, Eugene. And it’s a damn sight more convincing than the ontological argument!
Randy McRoberts 03.30.06 at 1:00 pm
My mother used to fry up sliced parsnips until they were crispy. Very tasty. But I haven’t eaten them in years.
Maggi Dawn had a Parsnip Soup recipe yesterday that I want to try.
Beth 03.30.06 at 3:16 pm
Ooooh… that sounds good, RMcR! I might just go and fry some parsnips for dinner.
Hey, will you let me call you “Mac”? Eugene won’t let me and I want to be able to call someone that just so I can feel like John Kerry in NYPD Blue!
Randy McRoberts 03.31.06 at 1:30 pm
I’ve been called Mac, and I don’t mind it. Just don’t call me Bud. I hate that.
Eugene McKinnon 03.31.06 at 2:56 pm
Hey Richard
I look forward to your systematic theology ThD thesis “Parsnips as Evidence of God.”
Eugene
Richard 03.31.06 at 3:07 pm
I’m working on a paper with the provisional title, “Fruit of the earth, bread of heaven: The parsnip as a proleptic realization of the presence of God”.
When I find a publisher, I’ll let you know.