mortonmullens@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> On May 9, 7:53 pm, monkfish <monkfish@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> J A wrote:
>> > It's common for christians to use rhetoric about "the truth" - the
idea
>> > being that the various (often conflicting) stories about their
mythical
>> > supernatural beings are "true".
>>
>> > If christianity were "truth", the church wouldn't need to brainwash
>> > children in their myth - they would wait until people were young
>> > adults, able to think for themselves, and then inform them of what
the
>> > christian church wants them to believe.
>>
>> > They don't do that because few non-branwashed young adults would
>> > believe the obvious falsities rampant in the jesus yarn.
>>
>> God is prior to truth and falsity.
>>
>
> I know after years of postings not to expect anything from Chung, and
> so far after only a few months of many posts, really nothing from
> monkfish - he does seem to post far more on , alt.christnet.theology.
>
> So if he does give a real response, which adds to the discussion,
> could someone put an "*" in the title, because I would like to see if
> monkfish does say anything.
>
> I added back all headers so all those in other groups not on
> alt.christnet.theology, like this one, will be able to read it.
>
> Evidently monkfish thinks that he should decide who reads what. Why
> would anyone on this group want to reply to a group that he/she does
> not read. I am not going to ask monkfish because all I will get back,
> that is if it is sent to this group, is more of the same.
Don't worry about others so much.
They are probably smarter than us.
You really should set the followup-to header.
That is the best way to deal with too much crossposting.
BTW the best way to deal with too much trolling is
to post plenty of substantive and on-topic messages.
You are interested in cardiology after all, aren't you?
PS I'm not subscribed to sci.med.cardiology.
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monkfish * alt.atheism is removed from the header because trying to
prove
the existence of God is prohibited by their undebatable policy.
** Atheists have blind faith in their ability to know of all actual or
possible modes of existence. Such hubris cannot be good for science.
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