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View Poll Results: Are theological scholars biased?
Yes 19 52.78%
No 1 2.78%
Yes: but only those members of a particular faith like priests and Imams 4 11.11%
Yes: but usually it's atheist or agnostic theologians who have an agenda like the religions 0 0%
Theologians are no more or less biased than any other historical scholar 3 8.33%
Other: please post 4 11.11%
What? Where's the tea and buiscuits vicar..? 5 13.89%
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Old 01-22-2009, 07:55 AM   #61
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The irrationally of Christianity caused them to commit horrible atrocities
If you're inclined to commit an atrocity, it certainly helps to be irrational, but it hardly seems sufficient.
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