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Topic: Sociology > Depression
User: "lcs Mixmaster Remailer"
Date: 27 Jan 2004 06:20:04 PM
Object: Food for thought.
The issue here is your religious belief that an invisible god might
exist (theist) and the absence of theism (atheist), or the outright
denial and repudiation of theism, on principle (agnostic).
Here is the whole situation in a nutshell:
Theism is characterized by an irrational religious belief that a
magic invisible god might exist, though there is no such thing in
evidence.
Think about that the next time you are about to say a prayer.
.

User: "zer0 the her0"

Title: Re: Food for thought. 27 Jan 2004 06:42:49 PM
lcs Mixmaster Remailer wrote:

The issue here is your religious belief that an invisible god might
exist (theist) and the absence of theism (atheist), or the outright
denial and repudiation of theism, on principle (agnostic).

Here is the whole situation in a nutshell:

Theism is characterized by an irrational religious belief that a
magic invisible god might exist, though there is no such thing in
evidence.

Think about that the next time you are about to say a prayer.

i thought about it. where is my food? or was that thought food? i cant
think. thanks, i think.
.


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