June 1, 1998 Issue by Jerry Dickinson      At first I was
surprised and befuddled by his sarcastic comment. But then, as I
thought about it for a few moments longer, I started getting
upset (even mad) so finally I just switched the station, even
saying out loud to myself, "I am not going to listen to this
fellow any more!" The comment that so irritated me was made by a
disc jockey on a radio station I was listening to as I was
headed home after a meeting I had held in Missouri. I neither
remember the name of the station nor the name of the disc jockey
-neither are important I suppose. At any rate, it was one of
those oldies stations and the disc jockey's only comments thus
far had been about the songs he played - at least until the
sarcastic comment I am referring to.      All of a sudden, out
of the clear blue, he stated that he had heard recently that
archaeologists have uncovered the ancient city of Jericho and
that they found no evidence that the walls fell down flat as the
Book of Joshua declares. Not on