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> BAKKE

> My point was that a fictional character does not become real just

> because a story about him posits that he was born or lived in a real

> city.


ELF
    Um, no one said that.

    The point is that if there is a story about a man which credits him with
coming from a _fictional_ city, then that is evidence that the man may be
fictional also.

    At the very least, if there were never an "Arimathea", then to attribute
someone's origins to that city would be an error.

    Ya know, those things that there aren't supposed to be any of in the Bible
(according to inerrantists).

¡Salud!

Mike, aka Elfish Chimera

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