I think Eugene is
absolutely right, and so I ask his indulgence regarding this post. I
simply want to point out that the nature of religious belief--its
intelligibility or unintelligibility, circularity ornoncircularity, and
whether it can explain the problem of evil and suffering--is
Amen!
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I think Eugene is absolutely right, and so I ask his indulgence
regarding this post. I simply want to point out that the nature of religious
belief--its intelligibility or unintelligibility, circularity ornoncircularity,
and whether it can
Title: Re: evangelize
Would it be appropriate of me to say that Bobbys comments about evangelism are good news? :-)
Frank
On 2/27/05 9:16 AM, Paul Finkelman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Amen!
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I don't want to perpetuate the earlier discussion of whether the listserv is
the appropriate place for evangelization.
What I do want to ask is whether there is any empirical data anyone knows of
concerning accomodation and evangelism. I am routinely surprised at how many
times list members
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The only empirical data I recall, and I realize it is not exactly what
Richard is asking for, was a study examining public attitudes toward
charitable choice and the President's Faith-based initiative. I believe
the Pew Foundation sponsored the study. The results demonstrated that
public
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