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The Fantastic Letters Of Prof Scrub

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Resitance: Fall Of Church


Dear Manchester Cathedral,

What on Earth are you complaining about? I have strong objections to your objections to the Sony game: Resistance: Fall of Man.

Firstly, let me start by saying Resistance: Fall of Man is an excellent game on the Playstation 3. I have spent many hours and days fighting all the nasty aliens and Chimera in this awe-inspiring game. There is nothing more satisfying then blowing up aliens with grenades, bazookas, rifles and shotguns after a long day at the office. In particular, there is nothing wrong with blowing up aliens in churches either, as this I believe, is where aliens are most likely to hide (so my sources tell me).

The Church is not new to controversy and not unused to violence. Religion itself has a catalogue of evils deeds and a violent history more develish than any Playstation 3 game. In fact, comparing the history of the Church to any Playstation game is similar to comparing a pitbull terrier to a poodle.

Perhaps I can explain my views with a few illustrations of violence associated with religion:

The crusades:


The Klu Klux Klan:
The Spanish Inquisition:



The holocaust:



Religions have always been strongly associated with violence and the Church is no exception. Therefore please do not complain when a highly addicitve game involving guns, shooting and general all round killing fun is associated with your cathedral.

It is a valuable mind controlling history lesson for the wannabe killers out there.

Yours hiding under the alter, grenade in hand,
Prof Scrub

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