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> > >
> > > The greatest text on free will is this:
> > > "As you sow, so shall you reap"
> > > So free will's no piece of p***
> > > . . . . . read it and weep.
> > >
> > > Uncle Davey
> >
> > "As you sow, so shall you reap"
> >
> > What are you sowing when you assert untruths, Davey? Is it God's will
> > or yours or someone else's you follow when you bear false witness about
> > my behavior?
> >
> > Oh, and you're bound to reap some bad poetry, let me tell you.
> > Somewhere even the Vogons are crying.
> >
> > - F.
>
> Look mate, thy micturations are to me as plurdled gabbleblotchits
> on a lurgid bee.
>
> So there.
>
> Uncle Davey
Infinitely better. But how about this:
"Our Bible the greatest text on free will is
until upon it Davey takes his omphallic whiz..."
See, if God rigs the game, as you assert, then we really don't have
free will. The exercise of true free will requires accurate information
to make sensible decisions about behavior, and you assert that God has
chosen to deceive the senses and minds he gave us.
Give one up, Davey; free will or omphalos.
- F.
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