There is no logical connection to say that if X is wrong about Y, X may also be wrong about Z, where Y and Z are matters of entirely different subjects. Flemming also fails to realize or mention that geocentrism was the belief that was also held by pre-Christian pagan writers and scientists. Flemming is using a cheap rhetorical ploy, and in gross ignorance at that. The use of this analogy shows that Flemming is either ignorant, dishonest, unable to think clearly, or all three.

The "crispy" reference, by the way, retorts to Flemming's own tasteless use of the word to describe victims of the Branch Davidian compound disaster.

Ridicule is a potent weapon. -- Sam Harris. Next page.