Selma Carvalho wrote:
There is nothing dichotomous or confusing in my
statements. Agnostics can tend towards theism or
atheism. A sort of a spiritual bi-curious.
Mario clarifies:
Selma, my entire sentence was, Having no doubts
sounds more like a radical fundamentalist than an
avowed agnostic
Carvalho wrote:
Arrey shee baba, you are making me sound like a bedde now. Just to clear up the
confusao, the whiskey glass was in Hitchens' hand, not mine.
Jesus. The stories surrounding this man, possibly a political activist not
prominent enough to be mentioned in Jewish or
--- Gilbert Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course it is ridiculous and would
suggest the whiskey / martini is taking its
toll.:=))
Kind Regards, GL
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Arrey shee baba, you are making me sound like a bedde
now. Just to clear up the confusao, the whiskey
Date: Mon, 5 Nov 2007 22:43:31 -0800 (PST)
From: Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Goanet] David vs Goliath (moral
superiority)
An excerpt from Selma's post above:
I have no doubt that a similar dynamic took place
with a man called Jesus. The stories surrounding this
man, possibly
Hi Selma,
Indeed it is a pleasure to have an intellectual discussion on Goanet. Unlike
some, you know your stuff. As our posts suggest, we both agree to some of the
points Dinesh was trying to make. Watching Goenkar D Souza debate and beat
Hitchens (now widely accepted result), was like
--- Gilbert Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The scientific point I thought a scientist would
make is: Do Indian Christians donate organs much
more often that others Indians? The disparity in
donation rates among various cultural groups (across
the globe), would reinforce the point that
