Actually, I think that it is rather presumptive for any of us to tie a
"WWJD" argument to ANY complex situation, unless (of course) you somehow
believe you're actually "channeling" Jesus.

"What Do You THINK Jesus Would Do," would seem to be be much more
appropriate (but is probably too complex to make a really good
bumpersticker).

Anyway, as many Christians can tell you -- you really can pray for anything!

But sometimes, the answer is "No."

Just a thought.

-- Stinger

"Telamon" wrote in message
...
In article ,
ospam (Michael Bryant) wrote:

From: (Dxluver)

Agreed. I'm done talking about him or reading a thread with him in it
unless
other can learn to snip him out. If not, no problem, I'll take care
of it.
;-)



Yeah, that'ss exactly the type of behavior one would expect from such a
loudly
self-professed Christian. Play your game. You and Telamon are two of a
kind.
Wrapping yourself in self-righteousness while treating other people like
human
garbage. Go back to your distorted beliefs.

This is just another typical weasel logic Bryant post.

This about the inability of Bryant to be honest and has nothing to do
with Religion or anyone else.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

From: "Stinger"

Actually, I think that it is rather presumptive for any of us to tie a
"WWJD" argument to ANY complex situation, unless (of course) you somehow
believe you're actually "channeling" Jesus.

Agreed, Stinger. I don't think it fits many political discussions. But, I
remain convinced that it is an appropriate question to ask people that trumpet
their own Christianity but choose to ignore behavioral prescriptions laid down
by Christ in the gospels.

Thanks for your thoughts.