> >Even so, I've > > never thought that theism was the enemy, but irrationalism, of which > > theism is but one manifestation. > > If you mean that innapropriate irrationalism a huge problem, I agree. > If you mean that all irrationalism is a problem to be eliminated, then > it seems to me that you are being irrational.
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