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Monday, 12 May 2008
A simple test
The best (the as-they-say
acid
) test of any belief-structure ... any religion, or political ideology, any philosophy of life ... is:
to what degree is it aware of its own preposterousnesses
? Most such systems of belief fail this simple test.
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