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On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 01:11:39 -0400, Radioman was
blabbling: ....Must be the source of dave or debbie. Nah, Not quite... I ain't quite that bad... But I know what I believe. I just wonder who this gutless turd was who posted my URL? God Bless and 73 -Chuck K8CPA Lincoln Park, Mi |
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On Wed, 3 Sep 2003 21:25:39 -0500, "CaseyAte" was
blabbling: .... ...."chuck K8CPA" wrote in message m... ....On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 01:11:39 -0400, Radioman was ....blabbling: .... .......Must be the source of dave or debbie. .... ....Nah, Not quite... I ain't quite that bad... But I know what I believe. .... ....I just wonder who this gutless turd was who posted my URL? .... ....God Bless and 73 .... ....-Chuck K8CPA ....Lincoln Park, Mi .... ....1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11 .... ....If I were you I'd wanna know, too. I'd be ashamed of a page like that..... .... Now why would you say that? This is a free country and I do have the right to express my personal convictions of Christ. and I also have the right to point out the ERRORS of other so-called "Religions"... God Bless. -Chuck K8CPA |
"Roger" wrote:
"chuck K8CPA" wrote in message ... On Wed, 3 Sep 2003 21:25:39 -0500, "CaseyAte" was blabbling: ... ..."chuck K8CPA" wrote in message ... ...On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 01:11:39 -0400, Radioman was ...blabbling: ... ......Must be the source of dave or debbie. ... ...Nah, Not quite... I ain't quite that bad... But I know what I believe. ... ...I just wonder who this gutless turd was who posted my URL? ... ...God Bless and 73 ... ...-Chuck K8CPA ...Lincoln Park, Mi ... ...11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 ... ...If I were you I'd wanna know, too. I'd be ashamed of a page like that..... ... Now why would you say that? This is a free country and I do have the right to express my personal convictions of Christ. and I also have the right to point out the ERRORS of other so-called "Religions"... God Bless. -Chuck K8CPA Your ideas of "errors"? My, how smug. What became of you Jesus Freaks who used to remind us lowly heathens to Judge Not Others? And that is exactly what you religious nutcases do...you pass judgment. I think you and Preacher John would get along quite famously. You are both psychotic and perhaps even a tad bit delusional to boot. I am betting that you posted your own URL just to draw attention to your far-flung web site. Nobody would bother otherwise. Is OE really that friggin hard for you to figure out, you cross posting ****? -- GO #40 |
"Wanda" wrote:
Spoken like a true gentleman. I'm sure that "steak" you are preparing is of the tube variety. Why do you say that Wanda? Is your vibrator interfering with your CB radio? -- GO #40 |
"Dee Dee" wrote:
wrote in message ... "Wanda" wrote: Spoken like a true gentleman. I'm sure that "steak" you are preparing is of the tube variety. Why do you say that Wanda? Is your vibrator interfering with your CB radio? Did ya drop yer tube steak when ya red et ? -- GO #40 |
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chuck K8CPA wrote in message ...
On Wed, 3 Sep 2003 21:25:39 -0500, "CaseyAte" was blabbling: ... ...If I were you I'd wanna know, too. I'd be ashamed of a page like that..... This is a free country and I do have the right to express my personal convictions of Christ. and I also have the right to point out the ERRORS of other so-called "Religions"... While I agree with your right to speak your mind, I think that he is trying to express an opinion that the page design sucks out loud. As for the home page, telling people to get a real browser :~) It doesn't seem to like IE4, which is what I mainly use at the moment. I sometimes use OB1, as some Google search functions seem to crash the whole system when using IE. God Bless. And you. Peter. |
Alan Strawinski wrote in message ...
"Brainbuster" wrote in : While I agree with your right to speak your mind, I think that he is trying to express an opinion that the page design sucks out loud. Ya, busting that huge page up into a few smaller ones would make it less tiresome to read. I feel the same about some of the linked pages, those pages take a while to download and display. They could have had one or two pictures per page, with a link to the next part of the story. I like the "More proof that he pope is a joke.." line, mostly because it rhymes. I didn't get too far down it, the links just took too long. Personally, I would have thought that the recent revelations would have been enough to shake anyone's faith in the Catholic church. It has been known for some time that some priests and vicars were shirt-lifters and some were into litte boys - some possibly using their position to gain trust. But, to find out that the Catholic church has long known about the child abuse... and their policy has been to cover it up, I would expect many Catholics to re-consider their position. Regards, Peter. |
chuck K8CPA wrote:
On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 01:11:39 -0400, Radioman was blabbling: ...Must be the source of dave or debbie. Nah, Not quite... I ain't quite that bad... But I know what I believe. I just wonder who this gutless turd was who posted my URL? God Bless and 73 -Chuck K8CPA Lincoln Park, Mi I would just ignore the poster, Chuck. -- -- 73 Frank K3EKO Note: To reply, remove nospam from e-mail address. |
jim wrote in message
... But, to find out that the Catholic church has long known about the child abuse... and their policy has been to cover it up, I would expect many Catholics to re-consider their position. or to re-affirm their belief's and help make sure it doesn't happen again. Only those at the top can ensure that "cover-ups" are not the church policy. Unless those who decided on or agreed such a policy are removed from the church, then it will certainly happen again. With the present pressure for churches to embrace modern ways of life, and hold modern (man made) standards above the standards of christianity, it is doubtful if some of the main religions will kick out those who's ways of life and beliefs are incompatible with someone who is preaching and teaching the morals in the Bible. Unless they are willing to do as the Bible says, and remove such people from the church, then public trust and belief could drop further. To stop the churches from doing their duty, people will try to claim that it is "unfair" to discriminate against some people, but the Bible says that they should, and are even helping such people by expelling them. Even clubs discriminate, as they are for certain types of people. For example, can just anyone get into the Magic Circle? I don't hear people screaming that all clubs should be open to anyone. Would you accept religious advice from someone who does not even follow the ways set out by their guide (The Bible), and may even believe that the religion (or even God) should change to suit him? Would you be happy letting a child or Grandchild of yours be in the choir of a church known to allow or even cover up abuse? all faiths run through trials and come out stronger. sadly some zealots take it to an extreme... Each religion seems to believe that their members will go to Heaven, while those outside their church will go to Hell. As I am sure Chuckie will agree, going to church makes no difference to whether someone will go to Heaven. Going to church, giving yourself a label, or following other men will not get you to Heaven. People need to get past this labelling scheme, and see the real issue - who are they following, a priest, a vicar, the pope, Mary, or Jesus. If they are christians, then they should be following Jesus - no other division or label is needed. Following church leaders too closely is like driving too close to the car in front. You are fine as long as they know their way, are going where you want to go, and keep going in the same direction... but can you guarantee that? If they drive off a cliff, you will not see it until it's too late - and you follow them. Regards, Peter. -- Expel the wicked: 1 Corinthians 5v13: Divisions among followers: 1 Corinthians 1v10 - 13 |
Brainbuster wrote: jim wrote in message ... But, to find out that the Catholic church has long known about the child abuse... and their policy has been to cover it up, I would expect many Catholics to re-consider their position. or to re-affirm their belief's and help make sure it doesn't happen again. Only those at the top can ensure that "cover-ups" are not the church policy. Unless those who decided on or agreed such a policy are removed from the church, then it will certainly happen again. With the present pressure for churches to embrace modern ways of life, and hold modern (man made) standards above the standards of christianity, it is doubtful if some of the main religions will kick out those who's ways of life and beliefs are incompatible with someone who is preaching and teaching the morals in the Bible. Unless they are willing to do as the Bible says, and remove such people from the church, then public trust and belief could drop further. To stop the churches from doing their duty, people will try to claim that it is "unfair" to discriminate against some people, but the Bible says that they should, and are even helping such people by expelling them. Even clubs discriminate, as they are for certain types of people. For example, can just anyone get into the Magic Circle? I don't hear people screaming that all clubs should be open to anyone. unknown what the magic circle is but it sounds exclusive. publicly supported org 's should be open to anyone. privately supported orgs have no need for gov intervention. period. what goes on in the uk doesn't fly here. Would you accept religious advice from someone who does not even follow the ways set out by their guide (The Bible), and may even believe that the religion (or even God) should change to suit him? Would you be happy letting a child or Grandchild of yours be in the choir of a church known to allow or even cover up abuse? when the tithes start drying up because of suspected abuse then the folks in charge will get serious. all this religious crap eventually comes back to money. cynical? you bet.... all faiths run through trials and come out stronger. sadly some zealots take it to an extreme... Each religion seems to believe that their members will go to Heaven, while those outside their church will go to Hell. As I am sure Chuckie will agree, going to church makes no difference to whether someone will go to Heaven. Going to church, giving yourself a label, or following other men will not get you to Heaven. People need to get past this labelling scheme, and see the real issue - who are they following, a priest, a vicar, the pope, Mary, or Jesus. If they are christians, then they should be following Jesus - no other division or label is needed. there are other religions besides christianity....just be good, honest and nonviolent... Following church leaders too closely is like driving too close to the car in front. You are fine as long as they know their way, are going where you want to go, and keep going in the same direction... but can you guarantee that? If they drive off a cliff, you will not see it until it's too late - and you follow them. follow your head not what someone tells you... Regards, Peter. -- Expel the wicked: 1 Corinthians 5v13: Divisions among followers: 1 Corinthians 1v10 - 13 cheers peter................ |
jim wrote in message
... unknown what the magic circle is but it sounds exclusive. It does what it says on the tin... It's a club exclusively for magicians. I haven't been down there for years, but I believe that there were members from other countries as well as all over the UK. publicly supported org 's should be open to anyone. privately supported orgs have no need for gov intervention. period. what goes on in the uk doesn't fly here. when the tithes start drying up because of suspected abuse then the folks in charge will get serious. Exactly. They are funded by the regular church members. I believe that members of a church which allows such things should make it clear to the church that they will leave the church if it does not sort out the problem. If the church threatens them with damnation for not staying in their "one true church", they only need point out that the Bible clearly says otherwise. all this religious crap eventually comes back to money. cynical? you bet.... It does for the big, well known churches. Look at how much money some of the big churches have, and the fine posessions owned by those churches. However, there are small churches and groups that meet up, just having enough to cover the cost of hiring the meeting hall with some meetings in members houses. Following church leaders too closely is like driving too close to the car in front. You are fine as long as they know their way, are going where you want to go, and keep going in the same direction... but can you guarantee that? If they drive off a cliff, you will not see it until it's too late - and you follow them. follow your head not what someone tells you... There are times when a little guidance can be useful, but not all the time as some people seem to want. Regards, Peter. |
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