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The following religion-related typos on the final exam papers that my husband is currently grading made me chuckle. Here they are for your edification, accompanied by our editorial remarks:
“Jesus made the long walk to Calgary.” (Did he cross the Polar Ice Cap to reach it?)
“The religion of Islam has several different types of Muslin within it.” (So apparently one-quarter of the world’s population is a kind of fabric?)
“Moses, under the direction of YHWH, takes the Hebrews into the dessert for forty years until they emerge to see the promised land of Canaan.” (That’s what I call a a serious sweet tooth.)
“Another difference in Christianity is their belief in the ‘Hole Trinity.’” (So Father, Son and Holy Spirit are not “three-in-one” but rather “three-in-a-hole.” There’s some theological potential in the metaphor, yes?)
“Those who believed in [Jesus'] teachings, and that he was the messier, the Son of God.” (The more I think about it, a God-in-the-flesh Messiah has to be a bit, well, “messier” than God the Father or God the Spirit, don’t you think?)
“What is interesting about the monotheism in Judaism is that they have a special convent with God.” (A convent…really?)
