"Andrew" <thecroft@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> On 2008-04-25 03:00:18 +0100, "Fred Jones" <sup****tsystem@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
said:
>>
>>>> I completely disagree. This uncertainty you are talking about is base
>>>> on lack of knowledge, with the teaching of "it's a mystery" " you
need
>>>> faith" ( which is an oxymoron ) "when the time is right you will
>>>> understand" Knowledge is freedom, and the only way to true freewill.
>>>
>>> So you know - for certain - that there is no god? There is no
>>> possibility that you could be wrong on that?
>>
>> Not even the smallest doubt. Yes at one time I did think that maybe
this
>> god thing is real. When I was a little boy, I did believe. But I grew
up.
>
> So, you grew up into a closed-minded dogmatist. Interesting. Yo may find
> you have a little more growing up to do.
>
He is probably right. The god of atheist definition does indeed not
exist, for that is part of their definition of the word "god".
