An appeals court upheld the federal prison sentences of creationist minister Kent Hovind and his wife, Jo Hovind, who were convicted of a host of tax-fraud charges.
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I’m kind of looking forward to their release. They provide so many hours of entertainment. Kent is such an outspoken IDiot. 🙂
Hovind’s version of creationism are so out there that even most contemporary creationists/IDers have spoken out against his views.
Karl says:
I guess that means he’s been expelled by the “Expelled.” True martyrdom.