Human Papilloma Virus: A Pox On Your House
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By: Paul S Cilwa |
Posted: 4/13/2007 |
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| Estimated reading time: 7 minute(s) (1515 words) |
When Benjamin Franklin invented lightning rods, it was the
churchmen of Boston who protested
that using lightning rods "thwarted the
will of God" who presumably used lightning to mete out punishment to those who
particularly annoyed Him. (And what a feeble god they must have worshipped, to
think He would be unable to work around a lightning rod!) Lightning strikes were
the primary cause of house fires, in those days, and so most people ignored the
injunctions of their preachers and mounted lightning rods anyway. Soon, it was
noticed that churches, with their high, pointed steeples and metal bells, were
the only remaining targets of lightning; suddenly, lightning was no longer said
to be the sign of God's wrath—and churches began mounting lightning rods of
their own.