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darkstar3 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jul-06-10 09:50 PM
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8. Well, I have to say, even though I know it won't be popular,
Edited on Tue Jul-06-10 09:50 PM by darkstar3
where do you draw the line?

At least for me, I've always seen religion as something a bit more rigid. "He followed his routine religiously." "His work ethic was almost a religion for him."

You make a good point, but here's my question in response: Where does a "verbal tradition" end and a "religion" begin?
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