[Praxising]

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Without having read a single thing about this book, no synopsis, no review, nothing, can I predict how it will go? Hardened, cynical journalist (or maybe he is even a doctor or scientist) sets out to show how these miracles aren't what they say they are, intends to show how these miracles are propped up and what causes people to be deceived, and is the paragon of rationality. However, along the way, his hardened heart softens, and he has a religious experience of his own...to him! The cynic! How improbable! It is through this journey that he finally comes to God as is forced-forced!-to accept the truth...miracles really DO happen.

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Do you really think there is no God? Or that lying works?

So, you knew nothing about the book? Except what was easily obtainable from Amazon. Because you only got that part right, and you got everything NOT on Amazon: wrong.

Now, stop shooting off your bazoo and read, cover-to-cover. Though facts are apparently wasted on you at this age. That's OK, you'll grow out of it.


(PS: the giveaway was journalist even though you tried to cover - should have stuck with scientist but you couldn't resist trying to prove how smart you are. Get better at deception, you'll need that skill at the tables. Part of that is: don't treat your opponents as if they are stupid.

BTDT.)