Re: America As We've Known It Is Finished

In misc.survivalism strabo <strabo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> To *not* believe is a belief.

In that case, my beliefs are infinite.  Indeed, I could go on and on and 
on about things I don't believe in, like a geocentric universe.  I don't 
believe that the moon is made of green cheeze.  I don't believe that we 
are, unbeknownst to us, part of a giant cyclops who is currently battling 
a giant ape.

And I don't believe any of your bronze-age myths and legends, either.


> You have the option of remaining mute, or to say that you don't know
> and have no opinion, but once you make a stand be it negative or
> positive, you are acting on faith.

In that case, you have faith in the falsity of every single one of the 
thousands and thousands of creation myths propounded by ignorant savages 
in bygone times.

You are truly a man of great faith!

You have faith that I am the non-creator of the universe! You have faith 
that I am not worthy of your wor****p! 

BTW, that faith is called the "Church of EskWIRED".  I am proud to know 
that you are a member of my church.


-- 
The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so 
certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts.
	-- Bertrand Russel