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Voltaire2

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3. I don't think that Hagglund is making that argument.

Reply to procon (Reply #2)

Sun May 19, 2019, 12:44 PM

May 2019

If you are referring to the title from the book review, yes the author of the review blundered.

Religion certainly has an impact on our lives, so oddly enough non-existent gods do impact us.

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