Re: Atheism and Religion

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>On Fri, 10 Nov 1995, Gregory Scott Meyer wrote:
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>> "the question of being is always the question of my being"
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>Was this your entire response to my Anthro-L posting, or did something get
>lost in transmission? While I acknowledge the probable "philosophical"
>validity of the premise in general, I'm sorry that I don't see its
>relevance to this "anthropological" issue in particular.
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>(BTW -- my son's girlfriend's mother nicknamed him "Bones" for his
>carrying about 140 lbs. on a 6'3" frame -- but he chose another name for
>his Inet ID.)
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>... Dick Reichart
>

DICK(...),

Woo woo woo. Gee, so sorry big man.
I really don't know why I posted this statement. It's just a quote from my
religion professor about the question of validity of religions. My net I.D.
"bones" came from reasons you wouldn't understand, you couldn't understand,
you shouldn't understand.


Didn't mean to strike a nerve DICK,
greg

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