Reply to "1. The Argument from Change"

A. RobustusPost Master

Originally Posted by House of David:

...A-Rob, first off, forgive me for starting a new post, but I like paperwork filed properly, and I like to keep things organized.... And a post is kinda like paper work to me. ( I have OCD)...

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No problem. But does your OCD not also compel you to cite the source of your post?
Maybe: http://garydowney.com/blog/201...rgument-from-change/

It's a shambles of an argument but it's written even worse.

7/23/129:36 PM

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