Material - Spiritual interface

In article <d0b5de1e-bedd-48b2-a370-
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said...


"Language" is an English word derived from an Old
French word directly descended from the Latin
"lingua."

Yet you use the term.

"Non sequitur" is an English-language phrase taken
from Latin.

Yet you disavow the phrase.

Is there anything even slightly sane about your
approach to -- well, anything?

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Brian E. Clark

On Sep 17, 8:03�pm, Brian E. Clark <[Only registered users see links. ].please>
wrote:

I do enjoy talking to lawyers.
Robert B. Winn

"John Christiansen" <[Only registered users see links. ]> wrote in message
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Don't you mena "he is non compos mentis"?

"John Christiansen" <[Only registered users see links. ]> wrote in message
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Fancy legal term for sindssyg, or forsinke ...