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bowgus

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• Feb 12, 2005

• #1

Well, not that I myself am a believer, but, it is my understanding that many
of the leading scientists of today have a firm belief in a supreme being ...
and IQs to match.


"Erik-Jan Geniets" <ej@fotograaf.com> wrote in message
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> Evangelist_2005@sbcglobal.net wrote:
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> > Good News!
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> If you still belief in any or whatsoever God's your I.Q. has dropped
> below 100.
> Kind regards,
> Erik-Jan.

 

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Erik-Jan Geniets

Guest

• Feb 12, 2005

• #2

bowgus wrote:
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> Well, not that I myself am a believer, but, it is my understanding that many
> of the leading scientists of today have a firm belief in a supreme being ...
> and IQs to match.

I've always wondered about that.
Maybe their IQ is not as high as we think. Or just only in a specific
field.
Erik-Jan.

 

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Peter D. Hipson

Guest

• Feb 12, 2005

• #3

I'm not sure of that 'fact'...

On Sat, 12 Feb 2005 06:23:22 -0500, "bowgus" <bowgus@rogers.com>
wrote:

>Well, not that I myself am a believer, but, it is my understanding that many
>of the leading scientists of today have a firm belief in a supreme being ...
>and IQs to match.
>
>

 

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John Hinkley

Guest

• Feb 12, 2005

• #4

I don't know where he allegedly went, but I'm glad he's gone and I hope he stays there, away from humanity. Maybe then mankind
will evolve to the level of at least a lower primate. The only difference between christianity and voodoo is the size and color of
the rattles.

 

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Peter D. Hipson

Guest

• Feb 12, 2005

• #5

More people have died in the name of that ever wonderful 'God' than
from any other cause. "My God's the right God, and if you don't
believe me, I'll just have to kill you so you can see for yourself!"



On Sat, 12 Feb 2005 11:52:07 -0700, "John Hinkley"
<nospam@****bush.com> wrote:

>I don't know where he allegedly went, but I'm glad he's gone and I hope he stays there, away from humanity. Maybe then mankind
>will evolve to the level of at least a lower primate. The only difference between christianity and voodoo is the size and color of
>the rattles.
>

 

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Erik-Jan Geniets

Guest

• Feb 12, 2005

• #6

"Peter D. Hipson" wrote:
>
> More people have died in the name of that ever wonderful 'God' than
> from any other cause. "My God's the right God, and if you don't
> believe me, I'll just have to kill you so you can see for yourself!"
>
Yeah, seems also be very fashionable over here in the Netherlands.
Pity dead men don't speak.....

Kind regards,
Erik-Jan.