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Subject: Re: Patron Saint Sought
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Date: Thu, 19-Jan-84 13:21:09 EST
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While I confess to NOT having spent hours in the library researching
this, I suggest St. Anselm. Saint Anselm was an eleventh century
bishop who was also a logician. I believe he published several works
on logic, although they were primarily related to proving the
existance of God. I realize that last part may not sit well 
with everyone. I suggest him since logic is certainly an integral
part of computer science. For most CS applications the only other 
choice is, certainly, St. Jude. Anyone have more insight on this?

			Just tossing out ideas,
			Mark Kohls
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