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Subject: eraser

Author:
ozboy

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Date Posted: 07/19/02 8:50am
In reply to: QUITTNER 's message, "It doesn't matter how the name of God is spelled" on 07/17/02 2:33pm

I dare say there would be many who do not agree with your title.

I assumed that one of a particular belief cannot allow the destruction of the name of god - therefore they don't write his name fully when there is a risk?

.... anyway

from QUITTNER: That means that all parts authored by God of all "holy" writings may not only be quite out of date, but may be obsolete and superseded by more recent material by God that must not be ignored.

>>> does "authored by god" mean he litterally wrote the words or did he write through other people?

>>> and how can any part of what he wrote be "out of date"? .... I thought the whole thing was set in concrete, yet you mention "recent material" and even "obsolete".

In esscence, what you say is that god is editing what he said in the past... why would a perfect being need to do this?

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Re: It doesn't matter how the name of God is spelled	QUITTNER	07/23/02 11:55am