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Why did God create 6000 year old pottery shards and bury them in relatively shallow dirt?
God does this to test the faith of his flock.
Satan does it to confuse them.
I do it just as a practical joke.
The government does it to keep people focused on silly stuff and not on the government.
Aliens came to earth and did it so that we would believe in evolution instead of looking for ancient astronauts, that way they can remain anonymous.
Santa Claus did it, but only once, because he wanted to be more like the Easter Bunny. Burying gifts did not work out for him and Christmas was a mess that year.
The Flying Spaghetti Monster did it because God did it and he can do anything that God can do.
The Christians did it during the Crusades but it was completely unintentional. When you burn, rape, pillage, and eliminate entire populations from the planet you are going to break and bury a little pottery.
The Egyptians did it because they were hiding their Baghdad Batteries.
The Angels did it to hide the fact that they were consuming alcohol while fornicating with the earthly women.
In short, there is a whole lot of pottery buried in shallow dirt out there for a whole lot of reasons. One thing is sure though; The earth is only 6000 years old, God created the world in 6 days and rested on the seventh, atheists are wrong about religion and god, evolution never happened, and irreducible complexity is still a good argument even though we can’t actually prove that it works. Oh yea, one more thing; people did not evolve from apes, the primordial soup theory is a myth, life can’t just happen by chance, god is beyond time and space, and Creationism is a scientific fact that even has its own museum. If it was not a fact it could not have a museum. Oh. and one more thing, Creationists rule, the bible is the infallible word of god, bats really are birds, snakes talk and so do asses. The End.
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