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duke
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> On Thu, 5 May 2005 16:51:45 +0000 (UTC), cary@afone.as.arizona.edu (Cary
> Kittrell) wrote:
>
> >> Non-religious and Buddhist are not atheists.
>
> >A Buddhist who follows what the Buddha taught does
> >not believe in "supreme higher orders".
>
> But he did teach to "better life" thru good treatment of others.
Yes. Among other things. And so: how does this make Buddhists worthy of
inclusion in your 96-98% of people who believe in "supreme higher orders"?
Are you saying that adhering to the Golden Rule makes one a believer?
If so, I just found, to my considerable shock, that I'm an atheist
who believes in "supreme higher orders". Just imagine my surprise.
>
> >And what, you think that someone who describes
> >himself as "non-relgious" believes in "supreme higher orders",
> >but I dunno... just doesn't want to get involved?
>
> Agnostic.
And thus you believe this 13% of people whom you now are categorizing
as "agnostic" somehow believe in "supreme higher orders"?
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