Poe's Law, coined by Nathan Poe on the Christian Forums site, states:
in general, it is hard to tell fake fundamentalism from the real thing, since they both sound equally ridiculous. The law also works in reverse: real fundamentalism can also be indistinguishable from parody fundamentalism.
Cranky Media Guy recently submitted an example:
truechristian.com.
It contains passages such as:
So God put Adam to sleep and ripped out one of his ribs and behold, we find out that women originate from bones! So men come from dirt and women come from bone. Now that's real science in action and if you disagree you are going to Hell!
My b.s. meter says it's parody, but because of Poe's Law, I'm not totally certain.
Comments
http://fstdt.com/fundies/top100.aspx?archive=1
Don't read too many in one sitting.
Remember that the site is supposedly reaching out to the public, empathising with the audience -- even if they were messed up they wouldn't want to freak out their audience point blank like that.
I think it's an intentional satire, but, as Poe says, it's hard to know when fundamentalists are joking (as opposed to being ignorant and/or delusional).
(Note that I'm not saying this about Christians in general. Christian fundamentalist are no more nor less deranged than Jewish fundamentalists, Muslim fundamentalists, Hindu fundamentalists, or other fundamentalists.)
As others have said, admitted satire.