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Wednesday, July 20, 2011

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Babies supposedly appear in clouds above Lou Engle speech site (video)

Posted by on Wed, Jul 20, 2011 at 6:00 AM

click to enlarge Can you see Lou Engle's sky baby?
  • Can you see Lou Engle's sky baby?

If you're a fan of cheese pizza Jesus or grilled cheese Jesus (or even potato chip Abraham Lincoln), get a load of this. Some guy was in Michigan at a church where local whack-a-mole and accessory to Uganda's "kill the gays" law Lou Engle was holding court. And what appeared in the clouds over the church? BABIES!!!!

Engle was leading churchgoers in an anti-abortion prayer session at the New City Church in Kalamazoo, Michigan, on July 11. He was prepping the Kalamazooians for his November TheCall gathering in Detroit. Afterward, YouTube user millerjdave242 posted a video of what he said were unedited photos of cloud babies (video after the jump).



He also made paintings of the floating fetus to help everybody see the baby. The evidence isn't exactly strong, but if you see something good in Lou Engle, you could probably see anything you want in a cloud.

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