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Jumped Up Chimpanzee
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Message 27 of 479 (564252)
06-09-2010 9:18 AM
Reply to: Message 1 by killinghurts
06-06-2010 10:04 PM


What steps would you take to identify a false religion?
Religion is essentially a doctrine that is not supported by evidence.
So I would look for evidence to support the doctrine of a religion.
If there is sufficient evidence to establish that the doctrine is true, then you have identified a "false religion".

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Jumped Up Chimpanzee
Member (Idle past 4970 days)
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Message 29 of 479 (564255)
06-09-2010 9:42 AM
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06-09-2010 9:21 AM


Hey Chimp,
Can you flesh this out, please. Sounds bass-ackwards to me.
No problem.
Basically, what I was saying is that a "true religion" would be an oxymoron.
Once something is established (e.g. by ample evidence) as being a fact, it is no longer a religion. It's just a fact.

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