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Subject: Re: A Challenge - (nf)
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Date: Wed, 16-May-84 19:58:00 EDT
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uokvax!emjej    May 16 18:58:00 1984

What, skepticism having majority status in the culture? Perhaps
the subculture of the net, but my memories of the folks who have
had their person and property threatened because they did not want
their children to participate in prayer in schools are too vivid
to let this one slide.

With creationists, ESPoids, astrologists, Velikovskians, and von
Daenikanites raking in the dough, you really think that skepticism
is popular in the modern world? Surely you jest.

				"what are now religions were once cults"
				James Jones