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[Dean May]

>>"If you want to know the truth, stop having opinions"

Any statement dealing with the nature of truth is inherently religious.
Though it may not be obvious at first glance, your tag line is thus heavily
laden with philosophical and religious content. And that is fine with most
everyone on the list- even though it borders on being the antithesis to the
Christian view of truth.

No problem though, you are certainly entitled to your religious opinion and
tag line. But please do not pretend that it has no religious content. And
please be tolerant of those who have a different religious opinion and tag
line. 

Of course there are appropriate boundaries. I don't think anyone wants to
see promotion of racial bigotry or child pornography, for example. But I
hardly think an exhortation from the most popular work of literature in all
of human history (understatement) should be construed in those categories. 

Dean

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paulrevenkojones at aol.com wrote:
> John:
>
> My signature, which only baffled people, had no religious/political 
> content. I like a lot of the signatures I see here, but think there 
> are appropriate boundaries that should be observed. Don't you? I can 
> think of lots of tag lines that could be used according to your 
> formula; I'm sure you wouldn't want to see them.
>
> Regards,
>
> Paul


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