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These questions came up in a recent discussion with a Bahai friend. I thought they were sufficiently interesting to post here. For those interested in linguistic philosophy and philosophy of religion.
![Cunnin\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/D0NMrS7VdE0/2.jpg "Cunnin\")
