On 28/11/06 13:30, in article ,
"Alan Holmes" wrote:


"Sacha" wrote in message
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On 28/11/06 07:44, in article ,
"Tim C." wrote:

Following up to Sacha :

Ahem. Surely an agnostic shouldn't want any of it, at any time, at all.
Or does agnostic require a hedging of at least one bet?

An agnostic doesn't know or has an open/undecided mind. So I suppose,
yes.
You're probably thinking of atheists, who accept/believe in no god(s).

No, I do know the difference. Our headmistress led a class in Apologetics
at school, once a week, for the 6th form! The agnostic indecision is what
made me think that the hedging of bets might be desired. ;-)

My goodness, a class in Apologetics no less, what next I wonder, but what on
earth in an Apologetic?

Alan

Me - for not paying more attention at the time. But if you type it into
Google you'll get loads of answers but here's a start:
http://www.oxfordscholarship.com/oso...0195138074/toc.
html
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Sacha
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South Devon
http://www.discoverdartmoor.co.uk/