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To: Neocon who wrote (11162)	4/13/2001 1:28:45 AM
From: epicure	Read Replies (1) of 82486

I find they are not. And I meet scads of them at the Unitarian church. Of course some of them are not the least bit curious. However this is, I think preferable to many of the religious evangelicals, who are not curious about me in the least, but actually want to get involved in my life by saving me, whether or not I think I need it. I know of no agnostics, curious or otherwise, doing anything that obtrusive and annoying. I have always been interested in people with faith, who won't follow me home and try to convert me. I find their belief interesting. As you probably know I think people are just wired differently for religion. There was a new study that claimed it found a place in the brain that can influence faith- I heard a little bit about it on NPR. I've no idea if it's true (that or anything else)- but it makes sense to me that like most anything else the ability to feel faith is probably hardwired to some extent, and to some extent environmental. I can't come up with any other reasonable explanation for the existence of humans that seem like alien creatures to me.

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