I agree. There will be no convincing. Which is why I made my tricky situations list about things I actually think are tricky situations and ignore this particular problem. :-)
(I like your prayer in school analogy, btw.)
As for the rest -- I think the book would benefit from choosing a side and running with it. That's just because I think it would be cleaner and easier to understand.
LC
On March 9, 2007 09:41 am, Mike Holmes wrote:
> More importantly, we're not going to convince the other side by simply
> explaining why it works for us, or why it does not. I think that both sides
> understand the other side enough already. Any more talk about it amounts to
> trying to convert people, and I think that's about as difficult as
> converting people from one religion to another.
>
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