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*'''media''': Within weeks after the [[lamestream media]] made the unlikely claim that [[Fidel Castro]] -- who has not been seen in public since the frail dictator went to a hospital in July 2006 -- had met the [[Pope]], a five-day suspension is imposed on [[Florida Marlins]] manager Ozzie Guillen for expressing admiration about Castro's reported longevity.

*'''media''': Within weeks after the [[lamestream media]] made the unlikely claim that [[Fidel Castro]] -- who has not been seen in public since the frail dictator went to a hospital in July 2006 -- had met the [[Pope]], a five-day suspension is imposed on [[Florida Marlins]] manager Ozzie Guillen for expressing admiration about Castro's reported longevity.

*'''logic''': man has a sense of humor, and man was created in the image of God. Hence God has a sense of humor.

*'''logic''': man has a sense of humor, and man was created in the image of God. Hence God has a sense of humor.

*'''history''': man's sense of humor improved with the discovery and expansion of Christianity, which indicates their strong correlation.

*'''history''': man's sense of humor improved with the discovery and expansion of Christianity, which indicates their strong correlation. [[Friedrich Nietzsche]], after attacking Jesus and God in the last books he would ever write, went insane and was used by God to prophesy World War II as a warning to the Jewish people 50 years earlier - one of the strongest and least deniable proofs for God's sense of humor at work today.

*'''politics''': atheistic political figures are known for their lack of a sense of humor, such as [[Attila the Hun]] and [[Adolf Hitler]], which suggests that the opposite of God is a lack of sense of humor.

*'''politics''': atheistic political figures are known for their lack of a sense of humor, such as [[Attila the Hun]] and [[Adolf Hitler]], which suggests that the opposite of God is a lack of sense of humor.

*'''religious''': the encounter on the road to Emmaus, described at [[Luke_17-24_(Translated)#Chapter_24|Luke 25:13-31]], strongly suggests that God has intervened in amusing ways; also, God sometimes uses [[sarcasm]], as in [[Amos_(Translated)#Chapter_4|Amos 4:4]].

*'''religious''': the encounter on the road to Emmaus, described at [[Luke_17-24_(Translated)#Chapter_24|Luke 25:13-31]], strongly suggests that God has intervened in amusing ways; also, God sometimes uses [[sarcasm]], as in [[Amos_(Translated)#Chapter_4|Amos 4:4]].