General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
O.T - Religion & Climbing	16-Dec-2009 At 3:55:48 PM	Zebedee
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On 15/12/2009 gordoste wrote: > >As you point out, I do treat "believing" the same as "knowing". I think >that's a reasonable assumption. If you accept it, subtle classifications >such as you mentioned become unnecessary. Pretty sure that there is a meaningful and important distinction between believing and knowing. In fact most god botherers would have to concede that this is a crititical distinction for if belief=know than there would be no room for faith. But even without faith and religion there is a necessary distinction.

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