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Atheists & Agnostics

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3. À la recherche du temps perdu

Wed Apr 29, 2015, 02:39 PM

Apr 2015

The author's ability to write sentences that extend over pages is the key. Plus always in the original sacred french.

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Here's what us athiests really need: [View all] Binkie The Clown Apr 2015 OP

sorry. thought this was gd, not a group. nt seabeyond Apr 2015 #1

À la recherche du temps perdu Warren Stupidity Apr 2015 #3

"The Once and Future King" - mr blur Apr 2015 #4

Oooo, I like it. Binkie The Clown Apr 2015 #5

The writings of Mr.Bill Apr 2015 #6

Deuteronomy is already about as Gonzo as it gets bvf Apr 2015 #10

Clearly, Lewis Carroll's hand was guided by God, deucemagnet Apr 2015 #7

Well, he was certainly a Prophet of the A/A Group onager Apr 2015 #8

To be fair, we can pick at least 66 books. LiberalAndProud Apr 2015 #9

To authentically imitate the Bible, however, Binkie The Clown Apr 2015 #11

How about the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy for the New Testament? (nt) LostOne4Ever Apr 2015 #12

I thought the Star Wars films had this covered. AlbertCat May 2015 #13