God made you. And God doesn’t make junk!
Tammy Faye Bakker Messner (†July 27, 2007)C’est le Bon Dieu qui t’a faite. Et le Bon Dieu ne fait pas des choses nulles!
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About Mad Beppo
Why art thou sad, my Beppo?"
Mad Beppo (aka the Professor) is neither sad nor mad. He delights in French, poetry, film, and Baroque music. More about Mad Beppo…
When I first began watching the PTL Club in the 80s, I found Tammy Faye Bakker to be a source of amusement; since then, I have come to revere her.
Two language issues.
1. Tammy is speaking to a woman, so the t’ preceding the verb a faite is feminine gender, which means that the past participle needs to be feminine as well: faitE. See this language topic.
2. Some may wonder why the partitive article des introducing choses nulles does not get “reduced” to de, as seemingly it should following a negative adverb (see the rule here). The reason is that, for the rule to apply, the negation has to be absolute. In this case, however, the negation is not absolute: God does create things (des choses), just not things that are nulles.