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In article <IUAc2.2356$961.4034@server1.news.adelphia.net>, 
tabmok99.geocities@damnspaz.com says...
> This is in reference to <MPG.10dcd5036ae02251989703@news.demon.co.uk>, in which a
> one mark@mhetherington.demon.co.uk (Mark) wrote:
> > In article <74sm5q$ri5$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>, sturm@dds.nl says...
> > > we're getting the old "line 6 too long" error.  Ie, the "References:" header.
> > > Which means cutting and pasting into whole new posts.  Damnit.
> > 
> > Not seen that one but I do keep getting "some lines are longer than 80 
> > characters..." from Kombat's posts :(
> 
> I'll try to snip more often, OK?  :)

It is not the snipping it is the line length setting on your newsreader 
:)

> 
> > > > I will say however, that people have had
> > > > life and death situations where they came back, that are unexplainable by
> > > > doctors.
> > > >
> > > *Currently* unexplainable.  We will explain it in the future, with science.
> > 
> > Excellent response :)
> 
> Oh come on...  you're overlooking the obvious.  Science already has an answer: 
> There is always a constant amount of energy in the universe.  When you die, 
> that energy (your soul) leaves your body and goes to Heaven or Hell.  There's 
> no contradiction between science and Christianity.

Since there is no Heaven or Hell other than the conceptual ideas of some 
religions this makes no sense. The *energy* is transformed into another 
form but not a spiritual one merely something new. Nothing is ever made 
or lost. In the unlikely event that our energy could go onto your Heaven 
or Hell, something would be lost from the physical universe. Therefore, 
this cannot be true :P

-- 
Mark