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MisterP

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6. ah, but even focusing only on one religion in one country will show that ol Johnathan Edwards

Reply to Panich52 (Reply #5)

Fri May 22, 2015, 01:47 PM

May 2015

died bringing vaccination to the Colonies, that the Baptist wave started out pretty pink (and Black), and that the fundamentalist movement was only from the 1900s: that's what I want anyone leaving with

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Creationist efitorial screed in Gazette is shameful [View all] Panich52 May 2015 OP

Way, way, too polite. ChairmanAgnostic May 2015 #1

1st draft not so polite. Panich52 May 2015 #4

I continue to search... StandingInLeftField May 2015 #2

I've been thinking, and honestly the schools might do well with a Wiki-level religious ed course MisterP May 2015 #3

I've no problem w/ comparatice religion classes - just keep it out of sciences Panich52 May 2015 #5

ah, but even focusing only on one religion in one country will show that ol Johnathan Edwards MisterP May 2015 #6

You can add protestants' hate campaign against Catholics, Christians attempts eradicate Native relig Panich52 May 2015 #7