From: stumper 

Smiler wrote:
> "stumper"  wrote in message
> news:N_CdnUBv74khK5jbnZ2dnUVZ_o3inZ2d{at}ptd.net...
>> jem wrote:
>>> On Fri, 23 Mar 2007 18:32:32 -0400, stumper

>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> jem wrote:
>>>>> On Thu, 22 Mar 2007 15:31:02 -0400, stumper

>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Jaime G wrote:
>>>>>>> In article
,
>>>>>>>  stumper  wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Still, I would trust Christianity over communism.
>>>>>>> That's an apple and an orange. One is a fake
religion, one is a
>>>>>>> failed economic system.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> That's your opinion.
>>>>> I think it's a pretty good one.
>>>>>
>>>>>> I see them both as a belief system
>>>>>> which tries to solve all problems that matter.
>>>>>> And that characteristic is what makes them so dangerous.
>>>>> Christianity is faith, communism is government.
>>>>> I like that apple and orange thing too.
>>>>> Calculators try to solve problems also....
>>>>>
>>>>>> Christianity tries to dictate how we do science.
>>>>>> Communism tries to dictate how we do religion.
>>>>> Christianity did dictate everything in Europe, a la dark ages.
>>>>> I don't think mankind is capable of pulling off a good communist
>>>>> government that makes a successful egalitarian cultured-fun-free
>>>>> society. Maybe in software, but not in reality. I'm
not interested in
>>>>> juxtaposing christianity and communism, they both suck.
>>>>>
>>>>>> Are you trying to dictate how we think?
>>>>> You're getting to be trite and hostile, there's no
need to be a manic
>>>>> troll.
>>>> Is that the way you reason things out?
>>> say something I can respond to, the question bullet doesn't help me to
>>> understand what the fuck you are referring to.
>>>
>>> try again.
>> Should we try to control what people think
>
> That's what you appear to be doing!
>
> Smiler,
> The godless one
>
>

In a way, yes.
Through reasoning, of course.

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~Stumper

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