JacobCorneluis, I believe it is urgent to deeply consider what Chimp3 just said. Perhaps you gave it deep consideration and I've misread your following post, but just in case I wanted to mention it to you. Our deepest humanity and capacity for concern for our fellow man is at stake; will we recognize the unreasonableness of the proposition that a divine creator secretly wiggled the sun and performed related demonstrations of cosmic control while simultaneously ignoring the anguish and misery of a million people that were being butchered nearby? It is a severe and grotesque example of how unreasonable it is to believe in god and miracles. It tests our credulity and our willingness to reason. And it tests our humanity, whether we recognize the immorality and absurdity of believing such a thing, or whether we apologize for a mythology that supposedly oversaw the whole stupid scenario. So I think it is critical that the Fatima miracle-Armenian genocide question be fairly considered. Then recognize the absurdity of believing in the miracle of Fatima.