"stoney"
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> On Sun, 25 May 2008 02:22:17 +0100, "Smiler"
Joe.King.com>,
> Message ID: wrote in alt.atheism;
>
>>
>>"stoney"
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>>news:m31h34ti9697vau3q5vkqa91qibcve97fl@4ax.com...
>>> On Mon, 19 May 2008 14:48:55 -0700 (PDT), meg gmail.com>,
>>> Message ID:
>>> w34g2000prm.googlegroups.com>
>>> wrote in alt.atheism;
>>>
>>>>On May 18, 6:32 pm, "Pastor Frank"
christfirst.edu> wrote:
>>>>> "Smiler" Joe.King.com> wrote in message
>>>>>
>>>>> news:KJLXj.8114$EH5.571@newsfe30.ams2...
>>>>>
>>>>>> "Pastor Frank"
christfirst.edu> wrote in message
>>>>>>news:1e7d5$482f3af4$d1d89aaa$20828@PRIMUS.CA...
>>>>>
>>>>>>> Christ is about ideals of behaviour to live up to, for by the
>>>>>>> quality
>>>>>>> of their actions you shall know them. (Jesus in Mt:7:16). All
>>>>>>> else
>>>>>>> is
>>>>>>> illustration.
>>>>>
>>>>>> We sure do know *you* by your actions.
>>>>>> 11Years of posting your crap to a.a. and how many converts have you
>>>>>> got?
>>>>>> Speak up! I can't hear you! Was that a "None"?
>>>>>> Your actions are those of a rude, pig-ignorant and obnoxious shoe
>>>>>> salesman, continually knocking on the door of a man he knows has no
>>>>>> legs,
>>>>>> trying to sell him a pair of shoes. What can't you get through that
>>>>>> concrete skull of yours about "We're not interested in your
>>>>>> delusions!"?
>>>>>> Smiler,
>>>>>> The godless one
>>>>>> a.a.# 2279
>>>>>
>>>>> Why are you posting to Christian groups then? Do I have to scratch
>>>>> the
>>>>> one lone atheist group? But then I will be accommodating and I will do
>>>>> this
>>>>> scratching for you, and replace the Christian groups with atheist
>>>>> ones.
>>>>> Are
>>>>> you happy now?
>>>>
>>>>Where is your religious tolerance not a pastor frank. Go bang your
>>>>choir boy and leave us alone else you might encourage more to come
>>>>over to your boards and leave a word or two.
>>>
>>> Gosh Meg, now you've gone and gotten Frankenfundy all excited.
>>>
>>
>>It'll keep at least one of his hands occupied elsewhere, other than his
>>keyboard, for a while ;-)
>
> Wouldn't the other be controlling the Hubble on a, possibly fruitless,
> search?
>
An Electron Scanning Microscope might be more appropriate as Hubble usually
looks for very big things that are very far away and the resolution wouldn't
be fine enough. The search, even with an ESM, would, as you say, possibly be
fruitless.
Smiler,
The godless one
a.a.# 2279