Oh heck. That reminds me: I went to a Free Church last Sunday (out of curiosity) with very low expectations. Unhappily my expectations weren't fulfilled and I'd apparently not set them quite low enough.
It didn't start out too badly. There was this old guy who stood at the front at chatted on about this and that in a friendly enough fashion and every few minutes we all dutifully stood up and sang a hymn or two.
But then this guy, in his fifties, I guess, decided to give a sermon. Biblical literalism it most certainly was. Logical and coherent it most certainly wasn't.
At one stage I'm pretty sure he said (though my eyes, and ears, were beginning to glaze over at this point, so I may have it wrong): "If you don't believe the Bible, there was no Genesis story, no Garden of Eden, no Fall, and therefore no crucifixion and no NEED for the crucifixion. And THEREFORE the Bible story must be true!"
All this against a backdrop of NASA probes for Pluto. "Why on Earth do they bother doing that?"
I tell you, my flabber was nearly as ghasted as it's ever been.