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| Story tellers used to be bound by that same creed, they could be hung or stoned
for changing a Fairy Tale, like a teller changing the Tales of Sharahazade.
Not a wise thing to do.
"Glenn (Christian Mystic)" wrote:
> "James Scannell" <jscannell@wi.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:eZWsg.1596$Bh.219@tornado.rdc-kc.rr.com...
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> I have.
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> Let me guess from atheist webcites
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> Unlike you, I have actually done some, ancient fragments found show
> absolutely no changes in the texts... the only 'changes' concern which books
> are, or aren't scripture.
> They who copy the texts did so with reverance making sure that each copy is
> *exact*, it was seen as blasphemy to do otherwise. One mistake caused the
> whole scroll to be burned.
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> Wouldn't accept the results of your "research" anyway, so you need not
> bother.
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> One can find "evidence" 'proving' anything they want to believe.
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> Are you not smart enough to know this ? Such is why you failed in our
> political 'debate', I do know this.
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> By this, I see that you need help.
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> And if you carefully choose what research to believe, you can end up the
> same animal you were when you started "researching"
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> <snipped, old stuff>
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