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God or No God - that is the question (for atheists)

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coffee_addict
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08-16-2005 6:44 PM 		Reply to: Message 1 by iano
08-06-2005 1:55 PM

iano writes:
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If you feel you have already found the answer to the question and the answer is 'No God' - on what basis do you say that?
Simple. Replace "god" with "IPU".
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coffee_addict
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08-16-2005 6:45 PM 		Reply to: Message 290 by crashfrog
08-16-2005 6:41 PM

Re: Time to wrap up folks

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I could have sworn he's been banned for good.
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froggie writes:
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I swear, it's like people around here copy and paste definitions without reading them, without seeing that they've pasted something that proves my exact point.
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Why does this happen so often? It's incredible.
Don't you remember that Chris doesn't like to be (and I emphasize just like he did) TOLD about things, like how to read? Unlike the rest of us, he seemed to have been borned with all the knowledge of everything hardwired right into his brain. That's why his "logic" is flawless and his reading comprehension is incredible.
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