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Subject: Re: Accepting explanations, or "Why the - (nf)
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Date: Sat, 28-Apr-84 04:50:00 EDT
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/***** ea:net.religion / ssc-vax!david /  8:31 am  Apr 24, 1984 */
B. Walsh:
> Don't all religions say there exists a problem, here's the cause,
> and here's how to overcome that problem?

[me]
> No.  Christianity explains the problem, the cause of the problem, and how
> the problem was solved.

mike:
> Why the no? Sounds like B. Walsh pegged Christianity (among everything else).

[Response saying go look at the bible deleted due to length. - mike]

	-- David Norris        :-)
	-- uw-beaver!ssc-vax!david
/* ---------- */

Dave, it still seems like you and B. Walsh said *exactly* the same thing.
Unless, of course, you really believe the problem is solved once and for
all - in which case why do I have to worry about it? Unless it's still
around, and I have to keep applying the solution ("overcoming the
problem")?

	<mike