Re: On credulity and religion

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: their members go through life with blindfolds on. Religious *faith* must be
: blind faith, because without those blinders of denial, contradictions or
: lack of evidence would soon enough give followers pause.

First Dominic, now this. This really should be renamed sci.anthro.humor.

_Any_ first year philosophy student could point out that we can deal
with universe without, ultimately, making unprovable assumption.

But, of course, your assumptions are so transparently obvious, we should
accept them as absolute truth.

(Odd, but Pete Peters says the same kind of thing.)

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