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From: karl@osu-dbs.UUCP (Karl Kleinpaste)
Newsgroups: net.religion
Subject: Re: What religions say
Message-ID: <561@osu-dbs.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 19-Apr-84 09:20:40 EST
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Posted: Thu Apr 19 09:20:40 1984
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Organization: Ohio State U., CIS Dept., Columbus
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	David Norris, responding to B. Walsh:
	>> Don't all religions say there exists a problem, here's the cause,
	>> and here's how to overcome that problem?
	>
	>No.  Christianity explains the problem, the cause of the problem, and how
	>the problem was solved.

	OK, so the difference between Christianity and all the others is that they
	solved the "problem" (whatever it might have been :-).  Now that it's done
	with and solved, I guess we don't need Christianity any more?
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No, you missed part of the point.  The problem has been solved, but the
solution hasn't been fully implemented yet.  (Sure, you can write a driver
for a new piece of hardware for Unix; but until you put it into the kernel,
that new hardware just sits there.)
-- 
"Confusion will be my epitaph."  -- King Crimson, 1969
Karl Kleinpaste @ Bell Labs, Columbus
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