Re: FWD (PVT/Skeptic) Dr. Johnson's website on bigfoot

From: Terry W. Colvin (fortean1@frontiernet.net)
Date: Sat Aug 05 2000 - 12:27:06 MDT


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From: Terry W. Colvin <fortean1@frontiernet.net>
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Date: Monday, July 31, 2000 11:29 AM
Subject: FWD (PVT) Dr. Johnson's website on bigfoot

>Dr. Matthew A. Johnson has created a website
<http://www.sasquatchsite.com/>
> detailing his experiences and reactions regarding his July 2000 Bigfoot
>encounter. Some materials (such as book recommendations) are directly tied
>to his Bigfoot Field Research Organization (BFRO) tutoring. Others are
>reflective of his own good insights and belief systems. Dr. Johnson, as a
>novice-witness-chronicler, unknowingly appears to be excluding certain
>materials (e.g. the works of Byrne, Dahinden, Hall, Huyghe, Coleman) only
>because of the early influence of BFRO, but he is an intelligent eyewitness
>and his learning curve is very fast. Watch his site for changes.
>
>His present links include the following:
>
>Top 10 Reasons to believe Bigfoot exists!

Three of the "reasons' are exactly the same ("My family smelled it, heard
it, and I saw it on July 1, 2000 at the Oregon Caves National Monument in
southern Oregon."), and the First reason is:

"The Gallop Poll revealed that most Americans believe in God, yet they have
never seen God. (What is so difficult about believing in the existence of a
large mountain ape that you can smell, hear, and see?)"

And a quick browse through the site reveals:

Under "Biblical Parallels":

"Disclaimer: These parallels were put together by myself and a pastor friend
of mine. The Bigfoot Field Research Organization (BFRO) is not a Christian
group nor do they endorse these parallels in any manner. I happen to be a
Christian by faith and I have been brainstorming to make sense out of my
recent encounter with Bigfoot. Believe me, Bigfoot does exist. Please
believe me, Jesus does too"

<snip>>

'Nuff said?

Gene

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