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I was just reading about Douglas Adams on Wikipedia, and found this interesting in light of some of the discussions that take place here:

Adams described himself as a "radical atheist", adding "radical" for emphasis so he would not be asked if he meant agnostic. He told American Atheists that this conveyed the fact that he really meant it.

[en.wikipedia.org]

In memory of the late Terry Jones, I've been enjoying Monty Python's Flying Circus again, and just now discovered that Adams was actually involved in the very last episode.

Omnedon 7 Mar 6
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Would seem rather too extreme an adjective to use and too close to connotations of another “R”:word...namely, rabid! It certainly would remove any doubt from anyone’s mind, that Adams was on the agnostic end of the atheist spectrum!

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