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First, no. I didn't intend entering a dialogue.
Second, I didn't recognise it as an argument for atheism.
Third, if I had recognised it as an argument for atheism I would not be bound to support it if I didn't agree with it, there isn't a brotherhood of atheists with an obligation of blind support.
Having said that it was an error for which I apologise.

Next time please post on my profile so I get a notification of your reply.

Anyway, assuming that you aren't some sort of strange reverse-Poe, I just find the negging of a post presenting an argument for atheism slightly... bizarre.

Explain why I should please.
If I wanted to explain, rather than just indicate my reaction to a post then I would post a response.

Explain the neg please?

Hi

I did the Legal Method 2010-2011, finished with distinction, about 76%
I found the course to be badly organised and frustrating, it was only having Michael O'Sullivan as tutor that kept many of us going. the drop out rate was huge.
I did the mooting, and I loved it. It is not too hard if you are comfortable with public speaking. Have you got a good book on mooting or have you found all the stuff online? Two tips, try not to read from your notes, except to check or refresh a point, don't read it like a script, and make good eye contact with the 'Judge'.

At my interview for UCL the tutor spent ages praising my PS. Put the effort in on that, it really is worth it.

The Legal Method is a level 4 qualification, most access courses are level 3. You are doing well to be getting distinctions, better than those doing Access to Humanities etc. Make sure you know that and pat yourself on the back a bit.

QM is good, Michael recommended it to me but I went for Reading instead.

hth but ask away if there's anything else

Graeme

Just a quick question or so.

When did you do the Cert in Legal Methods?
What grade did you get in the end?
How did you find the course overall?
Did you do the mooting assessment, if so, how hard is it?

I'm doing the course at the moment, getting distinctions and I hope to apply to somewhere like KCL. Though, at the moment I have my UCAS application in and currently waiting on QM, York and Sussex. I am not too interested in those apart from QM.

I see you have confirmed your place UCL for law, very nice! (not a stalker, trust me)

Any advice would be great.

Adam