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From: chris@ism780.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: guilt and SO's - (nf)
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Date: Thu, 24-May-84 00:39:58 EDT
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Posted: Thu May 24 00:39:58 1984
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ism780!chris    May 22 21:31:00 1984

< shields up, generators to combat power, flame ON>

I don't think it is a good idea to jump up and down on other
people's religion, no matter what your personal opinion of it.
At some level, all belief structures are reasonable, and at some
level, all belief structure are ludicrous (including the belief the
sun will rise tomorrow).

Jeff Sargent has been very honest in describing his feelings,
and that is a hard thing to do. His religion is relevant to
his search for inner peace and a SO. He had not prosyletized
but talked about his view of things. While he and i disagree
about more than ten things, he has never said anything that
indicates to me that he is not a reasonable human being.

The whole point of net.singles is that people can talk about
things in a non-threatning environment. If people are jumped
on for including the things that are important to them in
discussions then this group is no more than an electronic cocktail
party. This is the most interesting news group because it is more
than an electronic cocktail party.

I don't think people should dump on other people in net.singles,
and i will not be favorably impressed by people who do.

<FLAME off>


			badges, we don't need no badges
			Chris Kostanick

			(A Believing Zen Agnostic for all you label freaks)