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To: Elmer Flugum who wrote (6639)	10/12/2001 5:11:01 PM
From: hal jordan	Respond to of 23908

>>No, by Jewish Law, she has accepted another faith, (although not really IMHO)< I don't understand your answer of "IMHO". What is different about my first example than my second example that would cause you to believe differently? Of course your initial response proves what I have been stating about poster vidrine's responses all along, virtual lies... >>Allow me ask you one? Is atheism considered another faith?<< I would say lack of faith. Perhaps a faith based on the principle of scientific evidence (or lack thereof) for a creator. As I have stated once before, I believe everybody has the right (as our founding fathers believed) to worship whatever religion or none as they so choose. That includes atheists. Others, namely one emile vidrine, would only have you allowed to think what he believes. Just ask him whether he believes people should have the right to worship another religion other than Christianity (or whatever his interpretation of it is). He's never directly answered that question for me. He's part of the thought police.