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Subject: part two

Author:
Bryan Reed

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Date Posted: 09:20:01 08/10/03 Sun
In reply to: Rev. William Moore 's message, "[clipped some due to the forums max line limit of 100]" on 04:14:20 08/10/03 Sun

>>It's of no concern really. It's never been claimed
>>that the fate of your immortal soul has anything to do
>>with whether or not you believe in these things or
>>not.
>
>What? all the religions say that shit.

No, you cut out a large part of your text here. I was referring to your comments about hobgoblins, unicorns, fairies and so forth.
>
>>Really it is a little different because here
>>something, perhaps greater than everything, is at
>>stake if you are mistaken. For the most part, I think
>>for some people believing in God is like buying
>>insurance. You never really know if it is going to pay
>>off or not so you might as well just pay your policy
>>just to be safe, only choosing to believe in God
>>doesn't cost you anything. I suppose it can if you are
>>all into the giving your tenth to the collection plate
>>and forking over large sums of cash to
>>tele-evangelists. According to some this is absolutely
>>necessary. I don't think so.
>
>What if it possibly necessary suck a cock to get into
>heaven? WOuld you do it 'just in case' for
>precautionary insurance? What your suggesting isn't
>much more logical than that. Being a Muslim doesn't
>cost you anything, so why don't you convert so you
>don't possibly piss off allah? This is reality, not
>some sort of RPG.

Why don't you simply read what I said and take all of it into account instead of just going off on a tangent on some part of it that struck your fancy?

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: part two	Rev. William Moore	17:09:44 08/10/03 Sun