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Ken Collins KPaulC at email.msn.com
Mon Jul 19 21:12:50 EST 1999


i stand on what i posted.

K. P. Collins

stoney wrote in message <379372b1.20012611 at news.meganews.com>...
> "Ken Collins" <KPaulC at email.msn.com> wrote:
>
>[>stoney wrote
>[>
>[>while i share your lament over the way folks attempt to 'dictate' what's
>[>'correct' to one another, even to the point of giving way to mass murder,
in
>[>the main, i disagree with you.
>
>Wow!  I'm not sure if you're merely generating a straw storm or are just
being
>rankly dishonest.  Where in the hell did you come up with this garbage?
>/quote start "even to the point of giving way to mass murder." /end quote.
>
>[>>[shrug]  I have no interest in 'converting' someone else.  My
>[>> path is my way while someone else's may be in a different
>[>>direction.  My point was only that I do not have to justify my lack
>[>>of belief in god constructs, just as I don't have
>[>>to justify my lack of belief in a myraid of other fictional entitiies.
>[>
>[>the difficulty inherent is that, to the degree that one diverges from
Truth,
>[>one's experience becomes increasingly problematic. and when one's
experience
>[>is problematic, one becomes an increasing 'weight' with respect to the
>[>beings of others with whom one interacts.
>
>Wtf are you babbling about?
>
>[>typically, folks 'just' dispense with this point by asking, "What is
truth?"
>[>
>[>it's been the fashion, even in Mathematics and Science, for folks to say,
>[>"truth is unknowable", but that's nothing more than a matter of
>[>information-processing convenience that's literally calculated so as to
>[>perpetuate that with respect to which one is merely-familiar... it's
'just'
>[>prejudice.
>
>Wow..a force 4 straw storm.
>
>[>>The
>[>>poster I was replying to indicated that a persons lack of belief had to
be
>[>>'justified.'  Tis sad that such a 'justification mindset' only appears
with
>[>>regard to the person's personal deity construct.
>[>
>[>the difficulty inherent is that whether or not one 'justifies' one's
view,
>[>one's view does impinge upon those with whom one interacts.
>
>Really? And just what impact does someones view on Leprecahn's [sp],
>pixies, elves, and faeries have on you?
>
>[>the only way to make progress with respect to this difficulty is to seek,
>[>and acknowledge, Truth.
>
>Ooohhh....Truth with a capital 'T.'  And the objective supporting evidence
for
>your pet deity is?  Or Bigfoot?  Or elves, faeries, pixies and such?
>
>
>[snipping the rest of the babbling]
>
>Stoney





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