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Subject: Re: Does God have a sense of humor?
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Date: 4 Jun 91 04:02:51 GMT
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In article <Jun.2.01.21.38.1991.16238@athos.rutgers.edu>, djdaneh@pacbell.com (Dan'l DanehyOakes) writes:
> In article <May.23.23.41.34.1991.22327@athos.rutgers.edu>, trondst@mack.uit.no (Trond S. Trondsen) writes:
>> Does God have a sense of humor?  Or is 'humor' just a result of
>> our fallen nature? Or..?  
> 
> I'm hardly the first person to observe this, but anyone who doubts
> that God has a sense of humor need only go to the zoo and look at
> a platypus. . .

Or, as G. K. Chesterton observed somewhere in his works (according to Marie
Killilea in _With Love from Karen_, anyway), at a hippopotamus.

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