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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: Greg or e who wrote (27661)	10/14/2009 7:22:00 PM
From: LLCF	Read Replies (1) of 28931

<It's funny how you never fail to misrepresent my position when whining to others about me. > He asked... no 'whinning', I accurately described you mode of communication. Further there was no misrepresentation... stop whinning. <The Christian Church is a very big circle who's borders are quite clear and have been established for centuries.> As has been demonstrated before with no repsponse to the contrary, the boundries are far from clear in todays society. <That's because you are doing a wonderful job of promoting Atheism even though you probably don't have a clue that's what's happening. > "promoting"? Guy, I'll let you in on a secret... aboout 6 people will read this... and 5 of them will click next before they're finished. Further, you clearly have no clue what atheism is... as I talk about god in all these posts... take a chill pill and get clue. <So when you say: "your god is found in books", you are only partly right. Of course, you say it in a weak attempt to disparage what all Christians have always believed about the bible.> BS... I (and Christians as far as I know) believe God is omnipresnet... not bound to books... even the bible. I bet if you did a study you'd find no correlation between amount of time reading the bible and level of sin (or not sinning, whatever). You'd probably find no correlation between a persons "goodness" and how much time they spent in church OR reading the bible for that matter. Should be easy enough to do... do a study, would be interesting. Plus it would keep you busy and away from the pulpit. DAK

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