Knowing these types she probably means the King James Version, which means you can throw in a bus-load of scholars from the early Church of England.

It seems over-the-top and fake to you because you've got a sense of perspective on history and authorship. Think of it this way: there are a hell of a lot of people today who think that the Bible was written as book of prophecy, and therefore Revelation was intended to address happenings in the 21st century. If you've got any shred of perspective on how the Bible was composed, you know that's preposterous, and also you are in a minority in this country.

I would recommend introducing this girl to Slagathor's blog, but it's gone now. (Slagathor, please bring it back; it didn't update often, but when it did I enjoyed it.)

She has some videos on her channel that are a little more obviously trollish/satire. Such as asking why scientists don't believe in god if they're looking for "his particle", with the trademark "think about that" a the end. Still, she walks the line pretty well.

Slag posted on News that he took it down because he found some flaws in it, and that he is going through to make sure he gets out any errors he can find before he puts it up again, so it'll be back.

If God doesn't exist, who invented circular logic?

If god doesn't exist...why does my name work as a description for every video I have ever posted

Think about that.

This video has now fulfilled its purpose, which was to get takewithfood to come up with that post.

In the same way that Bilbo wrote his name on The Hobbit. None of the gospels were written by the actual disciples. Paul is the only first-hand author, and he isn't a disciple or gospel.

Bilbo IS a hobbit. Think about that.