On 10-03-05, JITENDER SAAN said to TIM RICHARDSON:

-> JS>I owe my atheism to people like these. If they hadn't tried
-> JS>to force me I probably would never have questioned their right to do so
-> JS>and furthermore the basis on which they assume they have any such
JS>right.


-> Proving once again that `atheists' are made, not born!


JS>Nope. If we didn't program our children right from birth the only
JS>theists would be who prefered the 'god dunnit' to the actual study of
JS>things.


JS>Theists undo their own early programming when they try to overcome
JS>resistence to the programming by forced programming.


JS>Besides, I already was skeptical when they started to force me. What
JS>they did only made me more skeptical. If a faith is so weak that it
JS>needs to be enforced from outside then there has to be something wrong
JS>with it.


JS>I would never have been a theist if my parents had not programmed me,
JS>just like they were programmed and going back all the way.



Proving once again that `programers' are made, not born!


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