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Date Posted: 21:01:12 10/06/99 Wed
Author: saint stephen
Author Host/IP: tspsl1-274.gate.net / 199.227.173.20
Subject: Re: ~Bible Borg and the Christian Collective~
In reply to: Rev. Moore 's message, "Re: ~Bible Borg and the Christian Collective~" on 20:25:23 10/06/99 Wed

> Yeah, I know that a religious person isn't very likely
> to change. Mine was a gradual change. Kind of like a
> domino effect (one realization led to another). That's
> why I figure it would take some generations until
> religion is a forgotten thing. Look how much
> Christianity has changed (and decayed) during the past
> 2000 years, it can't possibly last in a world that is
> constantly "evolving" and becoming more enlightened.
> It's like an icecube in a world that's getting hotter,
> it will eventually melt away.
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I suppose it is possible, but I could picture a million scenes like in texas, all the curches boarded up and stock piled with weapons by cultist morons who are holding on to their insane, radical ideas, all waiting for gunfights with the FBI. Besides, I think Islam will die a slower death then christianity, it is the fastest growing religion in the world right now, and hold absolute power in many countries. It is all still hard to sort threw, I mean, over two thirds of america are still christians. If you think about it, about 450 years ago there where no christians on this continent. It is so ingrained in our culture. If it is to be exorcised completely, it will take something drastic I think. But, it could pass on peacefully, I suppose, for after all it only takes one generation to change everything. Well, I guess we could shot back and forth forever on this one, so we might as well let it go. Thanks for your thoughts, and your forum:)

Peace,
steve

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