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Cipher Girl · 04-04-2003, 12:08 AM

It's a shame I had to fly out to the atheist stronghold of the U.S. (Washington State) just to find these books. The mega-bookstore at the local mega-mall has three LONG rows of religion, and maybe one 3-foot shelf of non-xian philosophy. Funny thing - only ONE of those three rows was actually labelled "Christian Fiction".
I would think the term "Christian Fiction" redundant.

Shake · 04-07-2003, 12:22 PM

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Originally posted by Cipher Girl
It's a shame I had to fly out to the atheist stronghold of the U.S. (Washington State) just to find these books. The mega-bookstore at the local mega-mall has three LONG rows of religion, and maybe one 3-foot shelf of non-xian philosophy. Funny thing - only ONE of those three rows was actually labelled "Christian Fiction".
I would think the term "Christian Fiction" redundant.

Was the Bible in that row?

Philosoft · 04-07-2003, 12:58 PM

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Originally posted by Taffy Lewis
Saying infinite attributes make no sense and then arguing that the universe could have an infinite past is clearly contradictory.

Why? Is there any reason to assume an analogy between infinite attributes and infinite past? Smith explains why an infinite attribute would be a contradiction. An infinite past is not ipso facto also a contradiction simply because the phrase contains the word "infinite."

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04-04-2003, 12:08 AM	#11
Cipher Girl Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Sunny Southern California Posts: 657	It's a shame I had to fly out to the atheist stronghold of the U.S. (Washington State) just to find these books. The mega-bookstore at the local mega-mall has three LONG rows of religion, and maybe one 3-foot shelf of non-xian philosophy. Funny thing - only ONE of those three rows was actually labelled "Christian Fiction". I would think the term "Christian Fiction" redundant.

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