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The2ndWheel

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21. Maybe not a perfect one

Reply to Coventina (Reply #10)

Wed Jan 7, 2015, 03:31 PM

Jan 2015

It was more about that things are going to happen when two different sides exist in the same space. If the mouse gets away, the rules are then he gets to continue to live. If the owl catches the mouse, the rules are that the owl gets to eat. They're bound to meet up with each other at some point to see what happens though.

The beliefs of any organized effort, of which religion is just one of many, are it's biological needs. No organization is going to survive and grow very long if more people don't adhere to its message. Different organized efforts are going to meet up with each other at some point to see what happens.

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