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In reply to the discussion: Religion and evolution [View all]Festivito
(13,878 posts)33. I think so. Are you just jumping in to create a little mess?
There are "right-wing fundy nut jobs" who consider themselves rational thinking persons, and they do not need to be discarded because you decide that you can draw a line where you chose to draw one separating what you call thinking versus what you call a nut job.
If the OP wants to only be in the middle when it is not necessary to be only in the middle, let the OP respond. Seemed articulate enough.
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