From: Anon on
So long as peoples worship diverse gods, and each worshipper claims
his/her own god to be the one and only god, those who worship none of
them are well out of those foolish disputes over whose "god" is "God".
From: Anon on
So long as peoples worship diverse gods, and each worshipper claims
his/her own god to be the one and only god, those who worship none of
them are well out of those foolish disputes over whose "god" is "God".
From: Gary Woods on
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Anon <hate30(a)the.lie.com> wrote:

>So long as peoples worship diverse gods, and each worshipper claims
>his/her own god to be the one and only god, those who worship none of
>them are well out of those foolish disputes over whose "god" is "God".

And those who worship one or two gods with many faces and respect others
freedom to worship (or not) just sit to one side looking vaguely puzzled at
all of the above...
Gary Woods AKA K2AHC- PGP key on request, or at home.earthlink.net/~garygarlic
Zone 5/6 in upstate New York, 1420' elevation. NY WO G
From: john McCoy on
Anon wrote:
> So long as peoples worship diverse gods, and each worshipper claims
> his/her own god to be the one and only god, those who worship none of
> them are well out of those foolish disputes over whose "god" is "God".
Mine is better.

John