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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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The entire thing ends up being counterproductive and you end up bringing reproach on the thing you wanted to draw flattering attention to.
But patience does run out. I hear you CG....it is tough but please don't stop writing because you have something to say ... remember... Indeed, all who desire to live a godly life in Christ Jesus will be persecuted Persecuted may be going a bit far in this case  But you are right in pointing out that the tone of a debate does tend to shape it as much as the content. So, clearly more than I realized, does the history that the participants have with each other. There is a lot of light in your statement, Gavin. Maybe this is the different road...thank you Steve I think I have a great idea! Steve, Gavin... why don't you guys team up and help Dom with his "Problem with religion" thread? Show us how it's done, and I promise to stay out of it
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