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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: Greg or e who wrote (28202)	3/8/2010 12:45:11 PM
From: one_less	1 Recommendation Read Replies (3) of 28931

"I don't claim to speak for God less." I didn't say you claim to speak for God Greg. You didn't even need to bring it up. It is a forgone conclusion that you would deny such a thing. The record, however, speaks for itself, you have spoken for God. " If speaking against what you consider to be false is a crime then you are just as guilty as I am." I'm guilty as charged in this case, there is a difference however. I don't hide behind religionistic jargon and dogma as a shield, I base my comments on reason and principle. I don't levy irrelevant dismissive labels to drag in uncalled for taintings of simple assertions. You would probably say my use of the term 'religionist' does that, if so I would disagree. I have explained my use of that term and don't consider every God fearing religious person to be a religionist. Only people who use religion in a way that qualifies the term according to it's given definitions. Ehhh ... so? "The only difference is that I recognize that's what I'm doing and you do not." False allegation.

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