Vox’s real name is Theodore Beale.

Regards,

Wayne

Beelzebub: Wow JQP, you read all 57 posts in a few hours. Amazing.

The first quarter or so in roughly the same fraction of an hour. He’s got a very good voice in text, no doubt. He’s just pulling up very short in the logic department. They are good polemics; I must simply hoping for something more substantive.

Ben

John Quincy Public: Meh.Deacon Duncan is good with the polemic and short in the logic.Good read for believers though; you’ll enjoy it Beez  

Wow JQP, you read all 57 posts in a few hours. Amazing.

I will say though, it is just so telling to me, these examples he uses.

Also, Holyfield apparently fathered 9 children by SEVEN different women, not 5 as I reported in the earlier post. Again, please excuse my fallciousness. And please pray to the baby Jesus for my soul.

Perhaps Holyfields fidelity problems lead to Yahweah causing him to lose 2 fights to Riddick Bowe in the early 90s. We all know God has his hands in the outcome of professional sporting events.

In the following passage of TIA he apparently takes serious Christian inspiration from former boxer Evander Holyfield:

“Not long after I became a Christian, I watched Evander Holyfield walk fearlessly into the ring to meet Iron Mike Tyson, singing “Glory to Glory” and clearly unafraid of the terrible beating every boxing expert was sure he was about to receive. Like millions of fight fans, I watched Holyfield’s confident demeanor before the opening bell with fascination. It wasn’t his unexpected victory, but his entrance that made me want to understand the boldness exemplified by the faithful warrior that night.”

Where do I start? Tyson, listed at 5′11 was always a smaller heavyweight, a shrimp closer to 5′10. He fought in Cus D’amatos “peek-a-boo” style, a style that does not bode well for a fighter very long. It is difficult to employ that style into ones 30s. The guy was past his fierce prime, had a long prison layoff and when he returned he fought a series of bums before fighting Holyfield.

Holyfield, the Christian, has fathered 9 children, by 5 different women.

Holyfield, the Christian, claimed in the mid 90s to have been healed of a heart ailment that had once seriously threatened his career, by Benny fucking Hinn. It turned out that the guy has been an avid user of performance enhacing drugs for many years. His heart ailment was consistent with the use of these agents. He apparently changed his regimend and got with some better PED experts.

It helps to understand that Holyfield was a small heavyweight himself. He made his name in the cruiseweight division and apparently, through the use of steriods and HGH, bulked himself up to the heavyweight level. The before and after photos are stunning.

Holyfield is a known, vicious head-butter and notorious fouler. It is the excuse Tyson gave for biting him. Headbutts in both fights “blacked out” Tyson, allegedly (according to Tyson). (One can see the replays. Holyfiel indeed nearly knocke Tyson out with head butts. They were always eeme “unintentional).

One may be properly skeptical of Tysons claims. However, in a title bout with former Lennox Lewis conquorer Hasim Rahman, the fight had to be stopped due to one of Holyfields famous headbutts.

Check out the following pic. Holyfield impregnated Hasim’s head with his most effective weapon.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/boxing/news/2002/06/01/rahman_holyfield_ap/lg_rahman_all.jpg

Holyfield is one of the biggest frauds in boxing history and this is saying a lot. This is a sport ruled by vile gangsters, former murderous promoters, and corrupt sanctioning bodies.

Holyfield is a liar, a cheater, a philanderer and a serial impregnator. But the guy says “Jesus” a lot, claims to have been healed by an infamous fraud televagelist and has been using performance enhacing drugs for years.

But wait, Holyfield talked about Jesus a lot and sung gospel songs on his way to the ring! And he beat Mike Tyson, a man who had been exposed years earlier by Buster Douglas, out of jail, past his prime, mentally unstable, with notoriously poor training habits since the 1988 firing of his trainer, Kevin Rooney, who was the last link to his beloved Cus D’Amato.

Christ. This is the a guy who peaked “Vox Day’s” curiousity about Christianity an eventually convinced him to take Jebus as his magical best super-friend? A degenerate fraud of a boxer who said “Jesus” a lot, abused steriods, head-butted excessively and was healed by Benny Hinn?

Pathetic.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/more/02/28/holyfield/index.html

Beelzebub: so effectively, in fact, that VD, who has probably read and reread every post, still denies that anyone has made a complete rebuttal to his miserable little book.

It’d be interesting to know one way or the other.

Luke: I’ll second Beezle, thanks for the linkfest.

VD was outraged by a series of impassioned and sometimes viscerally compelling books and wrote one in turn, and his has AT LEAST as many errors as its progenitors. End of story.