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02-18-2003, 02:34 PM | #81 | |
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Which of my conclusions, either in this thread or in general, are based on "childish frustration?" Are you saying that I am paranoid, and if so, what do you base tis opinion on? In short, I am having trouble following your reasoning, and if it wouldnt be too much trouble could you post again, with a little more coherence this time. I particularly dont undestand why you take exception to my post as it is a point by point rebuttal of old man's post. |
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Any form of religious extremism is going to screw your mind over. Talk show host Michael Savage said it well about being a religious purist. It messes up your mind and you become repressed. He says it as like a drug addiction.
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Although I will agree that the whole idea sounds very far fetched. The universe (or perhaps multiverse) is often a lot stranger than anythign we could have thought up. This was merely to illustrate that there are plenty of possible explanations, before one has to start invoking entities. |
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