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From: dman@ur-tut.UUCP
Newsgroups: talk.religion.misc
Subject: Re: Why believe in religion?
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Date: Thu, 9-Oct-86 09:56:18 EDT
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Posted: Thu Oct  9 09:56:18 1986
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In article <1179@hoptoad.uucp> sunny@hoptoad.UUCP (Sunny Kirsten) writes:
>The nature of religious belief is entirely arbitrary, as long as it
>conforms to the one rule of the supreme being of our physical universe:
>
>Cause and Effect
>
>				Sunny
>-- 
>Sunny Kirsten
>POB 557
>Monte Rio, CA 95462-0557
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Sunny,
	I have a question about your religious beliefs.  Are you a Bhuddist?
I ask this because a friend of mine is a Bhuddist and feels very strongly
about cause and effect.  Also I am somewhat confused by your statement so
could you please elaborate?

Dave Tilley
Taylor Hall
University of Rochester
Rochester N.Y 14619
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