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To: PatrickHenry
You are wrong. The scientist would obviously be wrong and by attempting to make others believe his illogical theory – would be immoral.

For example: “ I guess it would depend on what you definition of ‘is’ is…

By the way, look at post #225.

229 posted on 06/07/2002 7:35:36 PM PDT by Heartlander
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To: Heartlander
I'm wrong? You said he was a scientist. I said "he would attempt to discover a natural origin." I did NOT say he would run around like a fanatic trying to convince others of anything. Where's the immorality in "he would attempt to discover a natural origin"?
232 posted on 06/07/2002 7:40:56 PM PDT by PatrickHenry
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To: Heartlander
The scientist would obviously be wrong and by attempting to make others believe his illogical theory – would be immoral.

Is it immoral to be mistaken and persuasive?




253 posted on 06/07/2002 8:46:18 PM PDT by Sabertooth
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