On 21 Oct 96 at 11:58, David Leeper wrote:
> To beat Christianity we have to become Christianity?
Not necessarily. However, to infect hosts who have a need for those
aspects of religiousity then we must emulate them. As long as we
don't compromise the core beliefs it needn't cause any problems.
Those who don't need the support of their fellows to bolster their
beliefs needn't attend (if anyone tries to make it compulsory I'm
off; "He was last seen running in a northerly direction screaming
'They're coming to get me again'").
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