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[[Cammy's Law]] states: | [[Cammy's Law]] states: | ||
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| As any Redbrick discussion about religion or religion and science grows longer, the probability of a comparison to relativism approaches one. | | As any Redbrick discussion about religion or religion and science grows longer, the probability of a comparison to relativism approaches one. | ||
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In part, the law was invented to encourage open discussion on religious and spiritual beliefs rather than a continuous digression to Science versus Religion. Redbrick being a Computer Network society contains a large number of students and graduates with technical and science based degrees and so there is a prevalent atheist and agnostic feeling while those who hold alternative beliefs are often expected to defend them. | In part, the law was invented to encourage open discussion on religious and spiritual beliefs rather than a continuous digression to Science versus Religion. Redbrick being a Computer Network society contains a large number of students and graduates with technical and science based degrees and so there is a prevalent atheist and agnostic feeling while those who hold alternative beliefs are often expected to defend them. | ||
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