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Demarcation against Religion

wuliheron
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Posted 08/04/09 - 05:26 PM:	#71
Are you then claiming that totalitarian states are a reliable source, if so then by all means please continue.

thewatcher
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Posted 08/05/09 - 05:22 PM:	#72
wuliheron wrote: Are you then claiming that totalitarian states are a reliable source, if so then by all means please continue. What on Earth are you talking about? Reliable how? Reliable at what? And where, exactly, do I refer to totalitarian states as a "source", employ them as a source or otherwise draw any connection between sources or sourcing and said states? My point is that yet another of the many flaws in your argument is precisely that, if we are to consider all supposedly "secular" countries, we must consider a large number of totalitarian ones, which pretty much invalidates your argument as to the superiority of "secular" states!

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