If you want to prove me wrong, then don't disagree, or you will prove me right.
you know, another person on this board (Herepton, aka Ray) had a very similar phrase. Except, if you disagreed with him it proved he was right. In my opinion, he's a touch crazy, and not just for that phrase of his. I know you're not Ray Martinez, but you're quite close at times, especially with that.
Oh, by the way, law of non-contradiction isn't violated. pretty basic. see, one of the many paths to God is that there is only one path to God. And I'm not twisting anything here, or bending my mind. so a religion that does say there are many paths to God (or even unlimited) isn't exclusive, because the exclusive nature of the single path is but one of the many paths.
oops.
[ABE]
i'm including this now so as to not take up any more precious property in this thread--there is a middle ground. That comment you made in the OP, that as surely there's a hell there's no middle ground is invalidated by hell. You believe in Heaven and Hell, no? Hell is where we go if we fail to be saved, whatever that actually means. So we don't start in Heaven (the place the saved go), or in Hell (because we haven't been graded yet). And then there's the purgatory for many christians, which from what I gather is the trial that determines your grade after you die. The ancient greeks had three different places to go after death--a hell, a heaven, and then a place for common folk. There is plenty of middle ground, Rob, regardless of whether or not you see it.
one last note, to jar:
topos by the USGS are pretty damn accurate, so long as your not dealing with ones that haven't been updated since the 50s or 70s.
but then, i get the feeling we're not talking about the same maps
(i'm no good with emoticons . . .)
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