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However, I suspect these schools aren’t “government approved” n the sense that Anglican or Catholic schools are.
I.e I can’t actually believe they get public money, as they only accept their own believers and they don’t teach standard subjects.
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It’s just occurred to me; with careful vomiting we could get a sample to reveal the Jesus Genome. Sooner or later cloning would allow anyone to have their own personal Messiah. And you thought there were no practical uses.
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