[bookshare-discuss] Re: I think Roger was answering me. Mostly.
- From: roger.loran.bailey@xxxxxxxxx
- To: bookshare-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 19 Oct 2008 15:45:26 -0400
I have just recently opened a gmail account and I was having my
messages forwarded from my other account to that gmail account.
Apparently a number of my replies to the group were lost because I am
unfamiliar with handling replies under those circumstances. At least
one of those replies was a rather extensive email of philosophical
musings and I do not now have the will to retype it. I have now
unsubscribed with my other address and subscribed again with this
gmail address. I hope my reply will post this time. Despite my
reluctance to retype all that was lost I do want to repeat a reply I
made to E. It went like this: My point was that fiction does not equal
falseness and nonfiction does not equal truth, so there should be no
problem with classifying religious books as nonfiction if it was the
intention of the author that they be nonfiction. Books classified as
fiction should be a story with a plot and narrative without regard to
whether they were written from a religious point of view or not. With
that said I do admit to veering off topic. I do that by replying to a
message to which I have a reply in whatever way it seems appropriate.
If I am replied to in return that can lead to radically off-topic
discussions.
On 10/19/08, Duane Iverson <diverson@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello "E."
> I think Roger and I were lapsing in to a discussion of what is rational or
> irrational.
>
> Sincerely Yours,
> Duane Iverson
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