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have to do
Unless I've missed something, I don't think he has asserted that at all.
But only that the idea that all negatives are unproveable, is incorrect,
and that the tactic used to defend that assertion (defining "negative"
as "that which cannot be proven") is itself an assertion that has yet to
be supported. That's the "unproven definition" he refers to. What
"unproven definition" are you referring to?
Parting shot (part 2)
The "Promissory Note" is a good example of an untestable claim, and of
why it is folly to accept something as true just because you can't
disprove it. But it has no bearing whatsoever on your definition of
"negative", which still looks absurd to me.
The disagreement is with your definition, not your logic. If I
accepted a definition of "negative" as "that which cannot be tested",
then I'd accept that one can't prove a negative. But I see no
MY PROOF IS...
Sure does demonstrate to the rest of the world that the
US system of government is superior, doesn't it?
My proof is...
Nah, you're the one boring them to sleep, I'm the one entertaining them
with lively conversation. <G>
CMPQwk 1.42 16554
Humans are not the pinnacle of creation. Cats are.
Mother Teresa to be beati
"Not one of the best?"
For shame! You mean you don't appreciate William "Tribble Hair"
Shatner's directorial "skills?" <G>
CMPQwk 1.42 16554
Humans are not the pinnacle of creation. Cats are.
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How?
CMPQwk 1.42 16554
Humans are not the pinnacle of creation. Cats are.
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Why is it untestable?
Dan said the note was stuck on one of the Voyager spacecrafts.
It would be EXTREMELY difficult to go fetch the spacecraft, just to tear
apart to look for the note.
But not impossible.
CMPQwk 1.42 16554
Humans are not the pinnacle of creation. Cats are.
Parting shot (part 2)
Brad and William are having no problems keeping this straight. The rest
of you arguing for Ceppa appear to be illiterate.
Jeff
CMPQwk 1.42-21 9999
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No, which is why the word "all" is in front of the word eaten instead of
the word leftist.
Jeff
CMPQwk 1.42-21 9999
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Show me my argument for Ceppa, Jeff.
From the desk of,
Jack
Hillary On Top
Hi DAVID,
On <Tue, 31 Dec 02>, you wrote me:
Well, you can have her.
If Hillary Clinton ever becomes President of the USA, I'll have to finally
write off the entire nation as whacko's, including you From the desk of,
Jack
Re: A question & A reply
Hey, it is ALL-POLITICS...
From the desk of,
Jack
Hillary On Top
As a good christian woman, she isn't perfect: she's
forgiven. Surely even WOAs can grasp that simple point.
Come, Sir, in all fairness you must admit that our
humorous possibilities do not stop short at the free world's
borders. As the only remaining superpower, we have the honor
of appearing ridiculous globally.
And we're damned proud of it!
(don.martin@hq.med.va.gov)
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Are James,Joseph and Jesus Jewish names?
SLMR 2.1a Capital Punishment means never having to say,"You again?"
Mormons Breaking Jewish B
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Also Erwin Rommel.
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2+2=5 is incorrect, is provable and is negative.
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Muslims and Xians in Pakistan
'I think now it will be a complete genocide of the non-Muslims'
Rory McCarthy
Saturday August 10, 2002
The Guardian
[Snip]
Many Christian leaders now believe more attacks will follow. "We are
paying the price of being Christians here and being allied with the
west," said Shahbaz Bhatti, a Christian leader who heads the All
Pakistan Minorities Alliance. "I think now it will be a complete
genocide of the non-Muslims here if the Islamic militant forces are
not checked."
Pakistan's
W's Faith-Based Initiative Bad Idea
You'd better believe this is a bad idea
By Karen McCarthy Brown
January 1, 2003
Lots of people seem to think that federal funding for faith-based
charity violates the separation of church and state. It does.
But there is another reason why Americans should be wary of allowing
the government to have any financial control over our richly diverse
religious traditions: Such funding allows the government to decide,
essentially, what counts as a religion.
[Snip]
For Bush, there is no