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From: dsg@mhuxi.UUCP (David S. Green)
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Subject: Re: Down to Brass Tacks
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Date: Thu, 25-Jul-85 07:57:00 EDT
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> What I am trying to demonstrate is the lack of rooting in actual fact
> that these beliefs have, which shouldn't dissuade anyone from holding
> them, but should certainly dissuade them from trying to justify imposing
> it on others.

Okay Rich, this may have been asked before.  I can't prove that the Torah was
given at Mt. Sinai and that G-d exists; I can't even try to offer proof.

So, the question to you is:
Can you offer proof that G-d doesn't exist and the Torah wasn't given at Mt. Sinai?

All I want to know is "the lack of rooting in actual fact that these beliefs have".