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  1. Thread: Comparing religions

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    I heartily recommend Heinelin's book JOB...

    I heartily recommend Heinelin's book JOB as a corrective for religious angst. It provides a much better answer than reading the melancholy Dane, IMHO
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    In the same vein regarding early Christian...

    In the same vein regarding early Christian writing, I heartily suggest a long look through the contents of this website. Some big names to consider besides those provided by MarcT are Irenaeaus,...
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    Marc, The argumentum ad verecundiam or...

    Marc,


    The argumentum ad verecundiam or appeal to (false) authority is an example of the exercise of brute force; at least that's how I have taught it in critical reasoning classes. By the same...
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    Hey Marc, Irrational argument--isn't that an...

    Hey Marc,
    Irrational argument--isn't that an oxymoron? Or did you mean to use that as a polite euphemism for "knuckles" and associated exercises of brute force? :D
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    More to the point raised by Sarajevo is the...

    More to the point raised by Sarajevo is the divine nature of all the texts. The Gospel of John may have been written by Mary Magdalene's great grandson or some out-of-work wino sitting in the ruins...
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