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I related this thread subject to that bible guy who climbed the mt to take a dump. Those mideast spices caused a nearby bush to take fire. He was so loaded that he tripped into seeing God. He took notes and his family saved the insight. So I related the burning bush to a warm bush for a religious experience.. me bad. |
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However, I agree: if one doesn't like the show, change the channel. Z-man - can we apply the concept to naked ladies? |
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I'm not trying to drag anyone to any POV and I totally appreciate and respect your POV as well. As Voltaire said "I might not agee with you but I will fight to my last breath for your right to air your view" Anyone else readin this feel free to slam me....like I care! |
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Extremely well put, Adrian. You have to understand that here in the U.S., a non-Christian's "right" to never hear or read anything having to do with Christianity far transcends a Christian's right to ever even whisper his beliefs in public. Opposing points of view, such as gay rights, pro-abortion, evolution, and so on are freely discussed. Any hint that you may have differing opinions on these matters is met with vile hatred and name-calling by the "intellectually superior", ""enlightened", and above all "diverse" generally left-leaning non-believers. Their version of "diversity" has and never will include Christianity. Granted, I aggree whole-heartedly that Miss Kitty's post was entirely innappropriate. That information is out there for those who want it. Granted, too, there is an awfull lot of equally useless crap posted here that never elicits anywhere near as strong of a reaction. Christianity, in this country, is well up towards the top of the list of "hot button" issues. Knowing that, I will never speak up unless asked. I will bend over backwards to respect folks' "right" to never hear my point of view, even though theirs is crammed down my throat (and up my arse) pretty much every day.
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Hey Jeff,
thankxs, I re-read my speil and wondered wether my gramma and smelling pistakes would be understood ;) I have no problem with peoples rights or views, I think it's fundamental, to our freedoms. Most people associate the US with people fleeing from there home countries from persecution, for freedom, of speech, to worship, to political views. But it's not as clear cut as that. When you look at slavery and the civil rights riots, macarthyism, the witch hunts, et al... I can not and will not agree or submit to a POV that I feel to be wrong on either religious or moral grounds. All be it the moral majority OR minority. A really good film I saw was "Time Changer" and it really does put things into perspective. I don't believe in co-incidence, I dont think that things "just" happen. I've been through too much i$ht for that. I'm interested to find out wether America is a Christian country, if not why does it say 1) one nation indivisible under God, and 2) on the back of every dollar bill saying "In God we trust". People can't use God as a slogan or an excuse for democracy. Or when they simply feel like it cos it makes them look good in the polls. I think somone also said earlier, if you feel so strong about Christian views, don't partake in Christian Holidays and just go into work on Christmas Day ! ;) I don't celebrate Ramadan or Ede, I don't get time off for yom ki poor or Divali. BUt I respect thoes that do and I expect them to respect me and my views. Happy Holidays,,,, whats with that ? :grr: It's happy Christmas.. laters bud Ade |
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I make it a point to sin as much as possible so Jesus won't have died in vain. :D
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The facts are that colonists came to this land to get away from countries that were trying to shove a brand of religion down their throat that they did not agree with. We non christians are just fighting the same fight when we don't want schools forcing our kids to pray to some fairy tale man in the sky we don't believe in or having his name plastered on our money and state facilities. I imagine a lot of right wingers would change their mind about school prayer, the pledge and our money if the prayer was jewish or the pledge or money referred to mohammed instead of god. |
I have heard that GW ( born again Christian) believes he has direct communication with god. Is this true (that he believes this)? If so, what happened to the separation of church and state? Is this a good thing or a bad thing? My Canadian perspective is that this would never hold water (in Canada).Why is it alright to belittle people (such as the originator of this post) but if you mention this with regards to GW (where this belief could have serious damage potential) one us considered a pinko communist left wing traitor?
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When GWB talks about evil doers, our beliefs, our freedoms, the haters etc- its a code. We may hear words of reason, but to the faithful, ie kityty Kat, its a call to Crusade, or Jihad, as it were. One nation under God. Thanks, Joe McCarthy. Stuart |
I think Rove has the ear of God - GW is along to make history.
BTW: Who the **** cares, this is still the best place on Earth. |
Jesus saves...but Moses invests.
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...............BTW: Who the fu(k cares, this is still the best place on Earth. [/B][/QUOTE]
the fact that you (collectively) don't give a fu(k is one of the reasons it is no longer the best place on earth- if it ever was.- good luck with your war induced deficit! :) :) :) |
Hmm - three days since Kitty Katie has posted, yet no response from her in this thread. I was hoping she'd have something more to say...
-Z-man. PS: Can you all please ease up on the Christian bashing... discussing different beliefs is fine, but slamming someone for their faith is not cool. Thanks. |
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Of course we give a **** - once again for the umpteen zillionth time: the war is justified - even Albright agrees - too many resolutions broken, the UN is broken and there is no one else with a bag to step up.
and ya know, for a country with as much to offer as Canada (more fresh water and petro than anyone else!), why aren't you more of a world influence? The US thinks about sneezing, China makes Walmart more tissues. This country rocks and calls the shots - you just can't hack liv'n in the wake. Fact is - many people around the globe look at Canada as a cold version of Cal. Funny thing, many I have talked to in Canada think they will be part of the US in 50 years - funny, no one in this country even considers it. Kitty Thief has her (his) rights to rant - but with that right comes the chance of getting debated or called out. Ifyour gonna play, bring your chops cuz some play for keeps. |
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the fact that you (collectively) don't give a **** is one of the reasons it is no longer the best place on earth- if it ever was.- good luck with your war induced deficit! :) :) :) [/B][/QUOTE] Actually, it's not war induced, just increased by it... hopefully it'll go down when we own all that excess mid-east oil AND Canada :D |
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