From: "Fredric L. Rice" <frice@raids.org>
At 13:25 7/2/98 -0500, Abbey Stephens wrote:
as> I was looking for some creationist pages in yahoo when i
Ah, good. There are a number of universities which have bookmarked
a set of web pages here at The Skeptic Tank which were written by Dr.
Marty Leipzig. Hopefully you've encountered at least one of those
pages as they are highly informative and educational.
And they say that, for the most part, atheists do no good things. }:-}
as> I suppose you did all the research in the bible yourself?
There doesn't appear to be any research in any of the Christian Bibles.
To which Bible do you refer to and to which chapter and verse? It would
be quite interesting to check the validity of this "research" that
does not appear in anyone else's Bibles.
as> I'm only 16 so I doubt am intelligent enough to argue with
"The audacity of the arrogance of youth must be mitigated by the
inexperience of youth." Make a guess who said that.
In actual fact all Christian Bibles are self-evidently merely mythology.
It would be something of a blasphemy to attribute the myths to deities,
you know.
as> and christians
Such as Jimmy Swaggart, Adolf Hitler, David Duke, Pat Robertson?
as> but it's refreshing to see an athiest
Most 16-year-olds who are "intelligent enough to argue with" me
know how to spell the word "atheist." They also know when to
capitalize the word "Bible," I might add. It may be possible
for you to get out of your parent's cult and get to a school which teaches
English and proper spelling. I can assist you in walking away if you ask.
as> who tried to put "facts" behind his belief.
Which belief, specifically, are you claiming I have? Be specific, please.
Thanks in advance.
as> What happened, just out of curiousity, that lead to
The lack of deities was a dead giveaway. <chuckle> Curiously it's
also the same method for "leading to the conclusion" that
Earth is also a pixie-less world, a vampire-less world, a warewolf-less
world, et al.
as> There must be a personal experience of this behind you some where, right?
You have concocted an imaginary belief and then sought to attribute
your own creation to your betters.
as> *abbey*
I might suggest that you actually find a Christian Bible and read it.
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To: "Abbey Stephens" <brio81@airmail.net>
Subject: just a thought (But not your own, I would bet.)
Date: Thu, 02 Jul 1998 15:15:29 -0700
as> came across your page.
as> you on your beliefs against the bible
as> you to this conclusion of a God-less world?
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