I saw this last night and was amazed. Amazed at just how naive and delusional Miss Widdecombe is. Practically everyone she spoke to about Moses (apart from the deeply religious) agreed that Moses did not exist and could not have written what was attributed to him.
Even when she spoke to a historian/scholar who said that it would be impossible for 2,000,000 roaming around for 40 years to have not left any archaeological evidence, which they didn't, she couldn't even accept the possibility instead grasping at the "But there's a chance you might be wrong" straw. You could see the incredulity in the poor historians face when she realised that talking to Miss Widdecombe was like trying to explain physics to a Labrador, or the history of the banana ro Ray Comfort :S
And then when she was mauled by Hitchens and Fry, well, she had nothing except, la la la, I'm not listening.
Priceless..
Even when she spoke to a historian/scholar who said that it would be impossible for 2,000,000 roaming around for 40 years to have not left any archaeological evidence, which they didn't, she couldn't even accept the possibility instead grasping at the "But there's a chance you might be wrong" straw. You could see the incredulity in the poor historians face when she realised that talking to Miss Widdecombe was like trying to explain physics to a Labrador, or the history of the banana ro Ray Comfort :S
And then when she was mauled by Hitchens and Fry, well, she had nothing except, la la la, I'm not listening.
Priceless..
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