Graphic Rule  Cliff Responds:  This is deflecting the question
at hand ("Is there a god?") by pointing to personal flaws (real
or perceived) in the person asking the question. To do this is
to play dirty. The several Christians who wrote to me were also
playing dirty and calling me names AND getting personal, rather
than observing proper decorum in a discussion.  This can explain
why I was not happy while writing those letters. I do not like
having to teach people what they should have learned themselves,
from their mother, or in school: how to talk politely with
others.  Oh, I accept that other people think there is such
thing as a god. Usually, though, I can't figure out what they
are talking about. In some cases, I can clearly see that they
are lying to me. I still don't know what a "god" is, because
nobody has made sense when they told me what this "god" is like.
Some people are unhappy because they have a depressive disorder.
(Did you learn about emotional and mental illness in psychology
class?) Being