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>Richard Meic wrote to Mark Bloss about Creationism
 
 RM>> Where did Mark state that he had a superior imagination?
 
 MB> I actually may have claimed this - but this is taken out of
 MB> context entirely - because what I claimed was couched in sarcasm,
 MB> and this is not how it is used here.  For the record, my
 MB> imagination is neither limited nor superior - it is, however,
 MB> entirely and authentically human.
 RM> I suppose it would not be the first time your sarcasm had been taken
 RM> out of context. ;)
 
 I have absolute confidence that everything I say will be taken out of
 context by someone at some point.  ;-)
 
 GN>> I can see and understand a God created universe, I can also see
 GN>> and understand a universe that has no God. I can also see and
 GN>> understand a universe where God is a Dung Betel with a bad
 GN>> attitude.
 
 RM>> Why not just ask Mark if he too understands these points of view
 RM>> before you hack his head off. ;)
 
 MB> Thank you, I'm slightly attached to my head at the moment.
 RM> It is a healthy thing. ;)
 At least for me it is... 
 
... Don't anthropomorphize computers. They hate that.
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