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[ via the Muted Horn ] Charles W. Miller, over at AppleLinks, thinks the “OBJECTIVE” ministries web site is a hoax:

Secondly, I have been involved in evangelical Christianity for over 30 years, and I had never heard of Richard Paley, or the institution where he supposedly teaches Divinity and Theobiology: Fellowship University (“theobiology” — gimme a break!). Nor had I ever heard of “Marian County,” where Paley claims to have “spearheaded the movement to stop Evolutionism from being forced on the children.” The only result that turned up in a Google search for his name was this particular Web site. Also, his email address is given as “drdinosaur@covenant.org,” a nonexistent address.

MetaFilter and /. came to similar conclusions. But if it’s a parody, how come the hosting organization, which is, as far as I know, not a parody, keeping the site up?

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