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To: Brumar89 who wrote (12434)	1/9/2011 1:21:25 PM
From: Solon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 69300

If by "blessed" you mean fortunate in having grandchildren, then I am sure no-one here would seek to deny you that comfort--not that I necessarily believe you...considering how often and how brazenly and blatantly you have propounded your myriad lies and pretenses. But if you mean to suggest that you are favored by one of the thousands of gods invented by humanity--well that is just arrogant and superstitious nonsense! Every adult in the world who has grandchildren can be said to be "blessed" in a secular sense regardless of what god they believe in or deny. So an Indian with grandchildren and believing in Brahma is every bit as blessed as you are. And anybody with anything fortunate in their life (coat, slippers, a ham in the fridge, a bit of wine left over) can be said to be "blessed"--so you are really saying nothing at all.