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NeoGreen

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9. Non sequitur ...

Wed May 27, 2015, 12:55 PM

May 2015

...but either way, your post seem to suggest that it is not "important to take a step back and look at the big picture".

Especially, one could deduce, when there is a theological limit as to how "far back" you are willing (or able) to step.

And on a side note, I would accept the premise that Fermi's Paradox will be solved, and Science help us, I hope we are ready when it is for they will likely find us before we find them and god will be of no use when they do. Heck, I would go so far as to postulate that "god" would likely be a metric counted against us.

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Forget the numbers. The big story is that religion has lost social influence. [View all] trotsky May 2015 OP

From your keyboard to God's ears Fumesucker May 2015 #1

This is some bitter stuff for liberal believers (and liberal defenders of religion) to swallow. trotsky May 2015 #2

If only religion could lose its influence in the classroom. Yorktown May 2015 #3

You should check your ethnocentrism. rug May 2015 #4

it's almost as if the topic was religion in America Lordquinton May 2015 #5

And the world is much, much bigger than the United States. rug May 2015 #6

And the Universe... NeoGreen May 2015 #7

Inasmuch as there is no known intelligent life outside Earth, that information is rather irrelevant. rug May 2015 #8

Non sequitur ... NeoGreen May 2015 #9

I agree invoking the Universe (sic) in a Pew poll about belif is a non sequitur. rug May 2015 #10

Uhh, no... NeoGreen May 2015 #11

Oh, and I forgot to add... NeoGreen May 2015 #12