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gene@aee.aee.com (Gene Kochanowsky) writes:
> If there is any complete nonsense here, it is that a person can be truely
> religious and scientific in his religion at the same time. It is absurd, 
> illogical and speaks volumes of misunderstanding on the part of that 
> person of what is the basis of both science and religion.

Tell that to Einstein.

(I do not know what religions you have been exposed to, but my
beckground in is a sect that specifically encourages constant
questioning and self-examination.)

(And there is no need to be so rude.)

	Larry "Appealing to historicity" Hammer
--

                         \   The work is rather too light, and bright,
LNH@physics.arizona.edu   \  and sparkling; it wants ... a long chapter
sometimes a Wombat         \ of solemn specious nonsense. -- Jane Austen