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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: Ilaine who wrote (2764)	10/26/2000 9:32:44 PM
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I'd be curious to know why you posted that, as it only reiterates my points and proves none of yours, and of course doesn't address the matter that of late has been most at issue, or at least has been most surprising to me, your peculiar denial that you tried to get away with saying that I had conceded, somewhere, somehow, that atheists were less ethical than theists. Since then, all has been obfuscation. It is considered good form to retract and apologize when caught out in such a maneuver, particularly when the unpleasant untruth -- or innocent error -- concerns a friend. This was your statement: "I see you've abandoned your argument that atheists are as ethical as believers." Show me where I did that. Show me where, anyplace, I took a position other than that atheists are no less ethical than believers. A hundred bucks says you can't.

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