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And you have no idea what I have read and what I haven't.

All you can tell at this point is that I am a major religous history buff.

I love to find out how religions came about and how they evolved into what they are today.

Christianity has been one of my favorites to study, because there is so much of it, and it such a major religion.

Problem with me is that when evidence is overwhelming and has a number of different sources, I most likely will take it as it is, but if it disagrees with you, you will toss it aside as unimportant, or ignore that it actually exists.

That is the fun of not being a part of any major religion, I can look at it from a neutral perspective and get to the truth of it.

Whereas, YOU CANNOT...

Ain't that fun?

277 posted on 08/27/2003 8:57:19 PM PDT by Aric2000 (If the history of science shows us anything, it is that we get nowhere by labeling our ignorance god)

Aric,
Honestly, you don't know me. From the time I was 15 I can recall taking doctrines my church taught me and going through the Bible on my own to see if it is really what the Bible taught. At times, I've even disagreed with the teachings of my denomination. Not on the essentials, but on secondary issues. I've disagreed with my professors a lot too. I read the issues and make up my own mind. It doesn't threaten me when something disagrees with my beliefs because I've studied them and they are mine. Plain and simple.