I second this, it seems a bit too much on the nose to be real.

Edit: Omg, it’s real.

Fourth grade textbook published by Bob Jones University, and highlighted in a ScienceBlogs post by PZ Myers

I have a high degree of confidence this is real. Looks like the hard work of Bob Jones University Press.

I won’t disable my ad blocker to view the site, but there may be a discussion about it here:

https://dangerousminds.net/comments/christian_4th_grade_school_textbook_tries_to_explain_electricity

This Artikel about it is really funny

https://1900hotdog.com/2020/10/learning-day-science-4-for-christian-schools/

Mistaking it for being touched by the hand of god, when they were trying to remove the bread from the toaster with a fork.

Also thunder and lightning really ought to count as seeing and hearing electricity.

Hell, seeing anything at all may technically count, because electromagnetic waves.

People can also say where it’s from.

I wonder whether the kids being taught by that book ever zapped each other with static

Don’t forget holy water in your toolbox.

I didn’t know you can’t work when the sun is down. Are electricians vampires?!?

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