So, you know, emphasis on the old unpronounceable Hebrew bloke is to be expected.
I am definitely working way too damned hard, because I've just found myself wondering about singing the Tetragrammaton to the tune of "Y.M.C.A." and what the other words want to be.
[ Moralistic Moron ] There's always one. We also have an Aggressive Atheist
If either of them are actually accessible to reason, have fun; my experience with both kinds is that you pretty rapidly get to a level at which there's an axiomatic denial of the possibility of argument.
The theology class is interesting, because you're getting a perspective on religion that even most religious people don't go for. How many of your average Christians actually read and think about the theological arguments within their religion?
Not many, because the ones who do don't stay Christians ?
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Date: 2007-01-25 09:47 pm (UTC)I am definitely working way too damned hard, because I've just found myself wondering about singing the Tetragrammaton to the tune of "Y.M.C.A." and what the other words want to be.
[ Moralistic Moron ]
There's always one. We also have an Aggressive Atheist
If either of them are actually accessible to reason, have fun; my experience with both kinds is that you pretty rapidly get to a level at which there's an axiomatic denial of the possibility of argument.
The theology class is interesting, because you're getting a perspective on religion that even most religious people don't go for. How many of your average Christians actually read and think about the theological arguments within their religion?
Not many, because the ones who do don't stay Christians ?