Re: If god exists, what created god?

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In article <3oonu0$me3@sun001.spd.dsccc.com>, Al Fargnoli (afargnol@spd.dsccc.com) writes:
>Well, I guess I've been misunderstanding Gil. I thought
>this was his thesis (pretending to believe that science
>was just another religion so that the a.s.f and sci.skeptic
>posters would stop cross-posting to sci.anthropology).
>
>Al Fargnoli
>Who agrees with _this_ post of Gil's.
>

Perhaps you and Eric have both been reading Carl's term paper over his
shoulder. It won't be the first time an anthropology tutor has been
blamed for filling students' heads with such crud drivel.

I do wish however that you would all let him finish, so I can make up
my mind what his assessment is going to be.

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