Our favorite pink-haired prophetess, Kat Kerr, has recently graced us with her theological wisdom once again. This time, she wants us to believe that after the fall, God took away animals’ ability to speak so they wouldn’t sin.
Apparently, God was so worried about parrots preaching heresy and dogs debating moral philosophy that He decided the only solution was to strike them mute. Because, clearly, the real threat in the Garden wasn’t Satan’s deceitful words, but a chatty Labrador who might have convinced Eve to pick the apple first.
Seriously, how does she expect anyone to believe this? Is Kerr actually suggesting that all of creation was teetering on the brink of ruin until God silenced the animal kingdom to prevent a fur-filled moral catastrophe?
The Bible is crystal clear—only humans were created in the image of God, and only humans were held responsible for sin (Genesis 1:27). Adam and Eve were tested, not their pets. So why in the world would God bother with the speech faculties of animals as if they were sitting on the fence between righteousness and rebellion? Are we seriously supposed to buy this nonsense?
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