Unless you take it AS A FACT, and act upon it, that the Christian doctrine is factually true, you are not a Christian. However, when addressing a member of another faith, it is not only legitimate but proper to use, as the basis of your approach, this proposition: "This is the theory upon which I act, and which I take to explain life and the
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Especially given how many times athiests will unthinkingly use an argument that requires a religious belief. Consider this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mmskXXetcg
Here Dawkins says in multiple variants: "If you'd beeen brought up in another time and place" - sorry? How? Who? If I don't have a soul, *what* is being brought up another time and place? My current genetics? I won't have that if I'm a Dane or Indian. My upbringing? His argument is that this will be different. He could not have said anything in this clip unless he at some level believed that we have an existence that does not depend on our body/environment - a soul.
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