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Subject:	Well then, you'd better steer clear of most Hindu names, too. As well as some lovely names from Classical Greek & Roman legend -- many of which have some association with god(s), ya know. ;) nt
Author:	Nanaea (Authenticated as Nanaea)
Date:	August 2, 2003 at 5:20:58 PM
Reply to:	I'm an atheist. Therefore I'd like to give my future kids non-Christian and non-Biblical names. (nt) by Lucille

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Did the name August/Augustus get mentioned in the Bible? - Lucille Aug 2 2003, 6:09:41 AM
- Re: Did the name August/Augustus get mentioned in the Bible? - Barbara Aug 4 2003, 4:30:57 AM
- Re: Did the name August/Augustus get mentioned in the Bible? - Anneza Aug 4 2003, 12:31:17 AM
- Re: Did the name August/Augustus get mentioned in the Bible? - Nanaea Aug 2 2003, 1:30:05 PM
  - I'm an atheist. Therefore I'd like to give my future kids non-Christian and non-Biblical names. (nt) - Lucille Aug 2 2003, 4:04:07 PM
    - Well then, you'd better steer clear of most Hindu names, too. As well as some lovely names from Classical Greek & Roman legend -- many of which have some association with god(s), ya know. ;) nt - Nanaea Aug 2 2003, 5:20:58 PM
      - :-P I'll use Germanic names, the names of my ancestors (my family is originally from Germany). :-P (nt) - Lucille Aug 2 2003, 6:06:19 PM
        
        There are a whoooole lot of German saints' names you'll have to weed out then, not to mention names derived from the Teutonic pantheon... (more) - Nanaea Aug 2 2003, 6:29:44 PM
        
        Touché. :-) (nt) - Lucille Aug 2 2003, 6:54:54 PM

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