RE: Religion and evidence

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Kate wrote:

<<In that one of us says eating meat is morally unacceptable, and the other that it's morally acceptable. I'm assuming it can't be both.>>

It can if you have different morals. One of the problems with these religions that assert certain writings are orders from God is that eventually someone gets the idea to start converting and/or killing the guys with the "wrong" morals from the "wrong" God.

Richard Brodie www.memecentral.com

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