The Compleat Heretic's Guestbook Archive:
Volume 1 (23 Feb 1998 - 5 Nov 1998)

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Hi! I saw your posting on Rightgrrl and decided to check out your site. Quite humorous and entertaining. Unique site. You will probably think I am a pest but have you ever checked out this site...The Evidence Of God From Science? http://www.jps.net/bygrace/index.html Anyhow, take care and blessings Love in Christ, Kachina :-)

Webmaster's Response:
Actually, I've always thought it ridiculous and futile to use science in an attempt to prove the existence of God. Science deals only with the natural world, and God, by definition, exists outside the natural world which is a concept as meaningful as dividing by zero.
-- The Compleat Heretic

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Great site - I can empathise with some of your experiences having decided tentatively at age 12 and firmly by age 14 that I am atheist. I spent my time in my roman catholic high school debating with irrational christian cultists my position and views (to no avail of reason, of course). You gotta admit though, they are fun to get going :) Cheers.

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I just wanted to stop in and say "howdy"... I especially like your site design and navigation. Your page is rather unique... I think you are intitled to express yourself and to be yourself, regardless of how others see things... This is what keeps the world turning round and round... I wish you all the very best from Central Texas...

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Hi, Great site you have here. I enjoyed my visit. Come by my page and ADD your URL to the FREE 4 all Link Pages. Don't forget to stop by The Webs Only ~Uncensored~ Message Board! You'll love this place! Free expression on any Topic! Also Remember to Sign my GuestBook so I know you dropped in!

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How strange it is to see a conservative Atheist out there in Net-Land! I certainly am not conservative (I'm so left, the Communist Party looks like a fascist right-wing organization), but share the Atheist perspective! What an entertaining debate we could have. Already we've dismissed with the so-called "religious morality" and could banter back and forth on our respective positions without hostility or appeals to faith or the masses. Very good site. I shall visit again!

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Actually, I retained much of the "religious morality" when I abandoned Christianity for my atheism. Of course, I wholeheartedly chucked Christian metaphysics; utter nonsense!
-- The Compleat Heretic

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Dear James, Please don't call yourself a heritic. You aren't one. A heritic is someone who claims to be in the LORD, but they twist the Scriptures to their benifit. But anyway I just want to tell you something that you've probrly been told before. I notice that you are Atheist, and I just want to tell you I don't think you're crazy. I believe that you believe there is a God, you just don't want to tell yourself. Why do you have moral obligations in your life? I'm not talking about things like the laws of the Land, but things that pertain to little things like affection for someone else. Or what keeps you from getting a gun out and spaying a bunch of innocent people? I used to be like you. Except I was a communist, and I didn't even know it. you could have told me and I would have denied it, and I thought I was living the truth, but actully it was a lie. I was under the influence of secular reasoning through the music that I listened to, and the news media, and also the Film Industry. I finally stepped out of myself and saw there was Truth out there. If I seemed to presured at this please forgive me. Scully22

Webmaster's Response:
Au contraire my dear guest, I am indeed a heretic and a rather adept one at that. Obviously you are confusing "heritic" [sic] for "hypocrite," but then you suggest that I am indeed a hypocrite. I am a strong atheist; I not only do not believe in "God" but deny the existence of "God." (I use "God" as a metaphor which refers not only to the Judeo-Christian concept but to all deities, supernatural beings, paranormal entities, etc.) Additionally, I am a hard materialist; I assert that only matter exists and that all phenomena have material origins and naturalistic explanations. If I thought otherwise, I would certainly "tell" myself. I have always been brutally honest with myself. I have never spared anyone or anything in my pursuit of truth, least of all myself. This is how one becomes a "Compleat Heretic." Of course, I find it rather amusing to be told what I am and what I believe by someone who claims to have been an adherent to a political philosophy and yet was completely oblivious to this fact. To quote a much more famous heretic, "Know thyself."
-- The Compleat Heretic

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Right on, buddy.

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Nice page.... please come visit my site :-) Thanks, Cindy

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Sheez, a fella casually puts a notice on a penpal list and gets a soft-core come-on from cyberpornographers; made me look though! ::hehe::
-- The Compleat Heretic

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James Matthew Wallace, you are a true friend and old army buddie (my roommate=the straight one). I may not agree with all of your beliefs but thats what makes this crazy world go around, i will be back and stay in touch, until i get my web site up and running!! Wild Bill Nunnery (not to be confused with the Panty sniffing Bill Clinton)

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A "Rock of the Marne!" to ya Bill! (It's a 3rd ID thang; you wouldn't understand!) Play that Heavy Metal music white boy! "Kill your mother, kill your father, rape your dog, BURN IN HELL!" ::hehe::
-- The Compleat Heretic

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You know I like your site, but I will officially say it here for the world to hear! You have a great site! I knew there had to be pro-life Atheists out there. Gosh - you're conservative, pro-life, you're smart, you have a passion for writing letters to the editor like I do - who would have thought that a Christian and an Atheist would get along so well? :)

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Oh Carolyn, you foxy cyberbabe, you make my old bachelor's heart go "pitter-patter!" Please, please, O mighty ring dominitrix, please let me be your virtual loveslave! ::hehe::
-- The Compleat Heretic

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Please consider these links:
Kennewick Man: The debate that spans 9,000 years
http://www.tri-cityherald.com/bones/
The Nevada Journal: Scalping Science: Sensitivity Run Amok
http://www.npri.org/nj98/02/cover_story.htm

Webmaster's Response:
What does this have to do with my web site? Children, the purpose of a guestbook is to give visitors a chance to comment on the web site it serves. If you wish to share information that you think will be of interest to me, e-mail is the appropriate medium.
-- The Compleat Heretic

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[Taken from a contemporaneous post on the Internet Infidels' Freethought Singles list]
Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring. Really extraordinary Haiku. But you should translate some of them into Esperanto. Then you will be a more Compleat Heretic.

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Interesting to see such a strange mix of beliefs that are generally held by such a diversity of opposing people. We're alike in that way. I'm not athiest, but I'm against religions, and I'm Pro Life. But other than that I'm an animal liberationist with deep convictions and I do not have anything against peoples sexuality. Take Care & Have fun with the NRA just keep those guns in safe areas!! That shit freaks me out my friend. Heh. =-)

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Facinating combinations of dualities.

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Thought that you might be interested in the Pro-Life Network phone service. Only 9.9¢/minute and 5% gets donated to pro-life causes. Check out our web site.

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SPAMMING A GUESTBOOK! Children, the purpose of a guestbook is to give visitors a chance to comment on the web site it serves. It shouldn't be abused for advertising purposes; that's what e-mail is for. ::vociferous evil cackling:: As I agree with the cause, I'll leave this one up, but you have been warned.
-- The Compleat Heretic

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Liked your letter-to-editor about the klinton's chinese problem!!!! Sometimes I can 'convert' atheists at least to agnosticism. Here are the obnoxious questions that I use to stir up trouble. Since it is a physical law that everything tends towards chaos, how do you explain the increasing order found in biological systems? It is my opinion that the evolutionary process flies in the face of the second law of thermodynamics. Whaddaya think??? HAVE FUN!! Dec 97 rightgrrl

Webmaster's Response:
Oh my, I haven't had anyone try to pull that Creationist nonsense on me in twenty years! Your "opinion" is based on ignorance of both evolution and the second law of thermodynamics. Also, though I am both an atheist and an evolutionist, they are intellectually independent views. Nice try, though thoroughly ineffective. The "atheists" you've "converted" must have been stupider than the people who think Slick Willie is a "good" president.
-- The Compleat Heretic

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Just wanted to say hello. Your site seems to be very well organized, and though my opinions may differ from yours in some ways, we have a fundamental lack of belief in common. Keep up the good work!

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I think you are right when you imply that you have something to annoy almost everyone. You make your case well though, even where I think I have a better one. David (liberal atheist)

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Great website! Never stop writing.

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Greetings, exalted one. (please tell me you have seen Star Wars and know where exactly that line is from) Fellow atheist! All right! Glad you liked my site but...where's the guestbook entry??? Do you think you put up that mascot thing in..you know, English? gee, thanks. I like the owl. May the Force be with you. ::rice!::

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This is the obligatory webmaster test of the guestbook. Gee, this was fun. I suppose that it'll be even more fun when others sign it.

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