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In article <4kgtvc$68a@myst.plaza.ds.adp.com>, ronf@plaza.ds.adp.com says...
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>In article <4keogi$59g@news.microsoft.com>,
>Jerome Schroeder <jerrys@wolfenet.com> wrote:
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>>There's no record of any God asking anyone to do anything.  There are many 
>>records of self appointed spokesfolk claiming a divine mandate asking 
people 
>>to do some fairly nasty stuff.
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>In your mind, what would constitute such a record?  Since you reject
>accounts purporting to be from personal experience, is there anything
>that you would accept instead?  Just curious.

God speaking to me directly.  I'd leave the proof up to him/her/it.  If an 
omniscient God exists, he'd know exactly what to say or do.  Even then, I'd 
wonder if I ate a naughty mushroom, or the family schizophrenia kicked in.  
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs.

Jerry
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