sodom wrote:
> I love the line of inquiry, but it seems pointless to guess where we
> would be. Bacically i would love to see how a large group or nation of
> Atheists would fare, we have no way to know though, as we would be
> immediatly nuked. (and dont say "it's been done" - it hasn't, the Soviet
> Union forced a system on it's people)
>
> Sodom
> Bill Roh
>
> Nathaniel Hall wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Nathan Russell wrote:
> >
> >> While we on this list often tease about god and how it's a
> >> harmless
> >> missconception, the god meme can be very dangerous for its followers
> >> in
> >> what *can be proven to be* the real world. ...
> >
> > We'd be living in space and in other solar systems by now were it not
> > for religion. One thousand years were wasted on its man hating
> > beliefs. Too bad its followers can't all be like the Amish: tiny
> > little enclaves that stay out of the way of progress.
> >
> > Nate hall
-- Nathan Russell frussell@frontiernet.net
"It is now time for the human race to enter the Solar System" -Dan Quayle on the possibility of a manned mission to Mars
(Well, Danny Boy, the rest of us are already here, but we'll wait for you)