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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: Tom Clarke who wrote (63)	7/22/2000 12:57:47 AM
From: Gulo	Read Replies (1) of 28931

CharlyMane - Religion is a civilizing factor? It may have been a unifying factor for many cultures, but it certainly didn't civilize them! Just the opposite, in fact. It slowed the development of society by being a conservative force that was hostile to change. In the spirit of Solon's postings, I suggest that people change religions every few years to get a feel for the other religion's bigotry and incivility. Alternatively, we could just elect a new god for fixed four-year terms. Then we wouldn't have to worry about replacing her with something better whenever our society gains a bit of civility. Personally, I'd vote for a libertarian! -g

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