Burdened nonbeliever Edwin Kagin pesky his man non-believers with the hair dryer to symbolically dry up the holy water scattered on their heads in days exterior. The styling tool was celebrated with a select reading "Use and Fairness."
Kagin believes parents are prejudice to arrange their children prior they are capable to make their own choices, even slamming some fervent education as "child abuse." He assumed the tear of hot air was a way for adults to cut what their parents had done.
"I was baptized Catholic. I don't venerate any of it at all," assumed 24-year-old Cambridge Boxterman. "According to my mother, I screamed being a banshee... so you can see that even as a conservational child I didn't purport to be baptized. It's not fair. I was natural nonbeliever, and they were forcing me to become Catholic."
Kagin doned a monk's robe and assumed a few mock-Latin phrases prior melt those wishing to be de-baptized to "come make the grade now and right the spirit of hot air that taketh not at home the discolor and taketh not at home the corpse of the indicate of baptismal water."
Sardonically, Kagin's own son became a fundamentalist Christian minister a long time ago having "a hush-hush pronouncement in Jesus Christ."
"One wonders someplace they went prejudice," he chuckled to the TV imply.
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