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"Papa Jack" |
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15 Dec 2003 12:15:12 PM |
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Bush: Pro-Life Beliefs |
On November 7, 2003, LifeNews.com posted an article by
Steven Ertelt titled: "President Bush Shows Strong
Pro-Life Beliefs in Private Meetings." Go to:
http://www.lifenews.com/nat197.html
_________________________________________________________________
Excerpts:
"Shortly before and after President Bush signed the ban
on partial-birth abortions Wednesday, two groups of
pro-life advocates met with him privately in the Oval
Office. They tell of a man who strongly and openly
supports the pro-life cause and does so because of a
deeply felt Christian faith.
"Chuck Colson, who founded a national prison ministry,
met with President Bush before the bill signing event.
"'We had a wonderful conversation, celebrating one of
the most significant days of his presidency and a great
day for all who believe in the sanctity of life,' Colson
said.
[...]
"After some discussion and fellowship, Bush asked the
group to join hands and pray 'that God will bless our
efforts to preserve life in our land.'
[...]
"Following the prayer, Falwell told President Bush the
people in the room represent about 200,000 pastors
and 80 million Christians nationwide who consider
him not only to be our president but also a man of
God.
[...]
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Papa Jack comments:
It's refreshing to have a President who faces religion
as a NORMAL part of American life -- without
apology or verbal "tap-dancing."
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| User: "Greg Bernath" |
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15 Dec 2003 07:42:32 PM |
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(Papa Jack) wrote:
It's refreshing to have a President who faces religion
as a NORMAL part of American life -- without
apology or verbal "tap-dancing."
He prays, and then he laughs about the people he orders executed. I
can see why Papa Jack admires him.
I've never seen him so happy as when he was talking about Saddam's
torture and rape camps. He really enjoyed that. Otherwise, he's
looking pretty shakey these days.
Greg Bernath
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| User: "Cleopatra" |
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17 Dec 2003 11:47:57 AM |
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Greg Bernath <gregignoresthis@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:<qbostvk79ifs72ru3vb8v4pg0rf3t7pmqa@4ax.com>...
papajack@stic.net (Papa Jack) wrote:
It's refreshing to have a President who faces religion
as a NORMAL part of American life -- without
apology or verbal "tap-dancing."
He prays, and then he laughs about the people he orders executed. I
can see why Papa Jack admires him.
I've never seen him so happy as when he was talking about Saddam's
torture and rape camps. He really enjoyed that. Otherwise, he's
looking pretty shakey these days.
Greg Bernath
Geez, Greg, Saddam never even prayed before he had hundreds of
thousands executed and/or gassed. However, it's a safe bet he laughed
like crazy. How come so many in your crowd defend him? We don't recall
any of you teary-eyed liberals lecturing the rest of us on the
*crimes* of this man?
How does that work, Greg? If you're the governor of a great state in
the world's fairest democratic republic, and you faithfully execute
the oath of your office and allow a fairly tried man's sentence to be
carried out according to the laws of that state, then you're no better
than a man who has had millions of people brutally and summarily
killed? Is that how it works in that twisted, distorted, evil little
mind of yours?
*Cleopatra*
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| User: "james g. keegan jr." |
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17 Dec 2003 12:50:56 PM |
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(Cleopatra) wrote in
news:d81ac9f.0312170947.6b354491@posting.google.com:
Geez, Greg, Saddam never even prayed before he had hundreds of
thousands executed and/or gassed.
really? what murders did you observe?
what were doing with saddam anyway?
are you lying again?
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| User: "Spartakus" |
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17 Dec 2003 04:17:11 PM |
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(Cleopatra) wrote...
Greg Bernath <gregignoresthis@earthlink.net> wrote...
papajack@stic.net (Papa Jack) wrote:
It's refreshing to have a President who faces religion
as a NORMAL part of American life -- without
apology or verbal "tap-dancing."
He prays, and then he laughs about the people he orders executed. I
can see why Papa Jack admires him.
I've never seen him so happy as when he was talking about Saddam's
torture and rape camps. He really enjoyed that. Otherwise, he's
looking pretty shakey these days.
Geez, Greg, Saddam never even prayed before he had hundreds of
thousands executed and/or gassed. However, it's a safe bet he
laughed like crazy. How come so many in your crowd defend him?
When has anyone "in our crowd" defended Saddam? Answer: never.
You're lying again, cleopatra/Marie/Cleopatra.
We don't recall any of you teary-eyed liberals lecturing the rest
of us on the *crimes* of this man?
Like using chemical weapons against Iran? Who was the guy who called
Saddam "a man we can do business with" again?
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| User: "james g. keegan jr." |
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17 Dec 2003 04:51:38 PM |
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(Spartakus) wrote in
news:6ed74dfa.0312171417.5fa611c4@posting.google.com:
Rock_On_GWB@yahoo.com (Cleopatra) wrote...
Geez, Greg, Saddam never even prayed before he had hundreds
of thousands executed and/or gassed. However, it's a safe bet
he laughed like crazy. How come so many in your crowd defend
him?
When has anyone "in our crowd" defended Saddam? Answer:
never. You're lying again, cleopatra/Marie/Cleopatra.
can anyone find a post in which marie/cleopatra did not lie or
misrepresent?
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| User: "Greg Bernath" |
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17 Dec 2003 02:26:33 PM |
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(Cleopatra) wrote:
Geez, Greg, Saddam never even prayed before he had hundreds of
thousands executed and/or gassed.
So apparently it's not the killing that bothers you, it's the lack of
prayer.
I'm going to have to introduce you to the teachings of this fellow
named "Jesus" someday, as you've obviously never heard them.
How does that work, Greg? If you're the governor of a great state in
the world's fairest democratic republic, and you faithfully execute
the oath of your office and allow a fairly tried man's sentence to be
carried out according to the laws of that state,
Every other leader in this nation's history has done so without
mockery and laughter.
_Only_ the sick puppy you worship does that. He's the only leader in
the history of the US to think execution is funny. And you defend him
doing it, making you equally twisted.
then you're no better
than a man who has had millions of people brutally and summarily
killed? Is that how it works in that twisted, distorted, evil little
mind of yours?
What the hell are you babbling about, *****-for-brains? When I want to
compare Bush to Saddam, I'll say as much. I don't need sociopathic
liars like you pretending I said things.
Greg Bernath
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| User: "Ray Fischer" |
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17 Dec 2003 12:53:09 PM |
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Cleopatra <Rock_On_GWB@yahoo.com> wrote:
Greg Bernath <gregignoresthis@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:<qbostvk79ifs72ru3vb8v4pg0rf3t7pmqa@4ax.com>...
papajack@stic.net (Papa Jack) wrote:
It's refreshing to have a President who faces religion
as a NORMAL part of American life -- without
apology or verbal "tap-dancing."
He prays, and then he laughs about the people he orders executed. I
can see why Papa Jack admires him.
I've never seen him so happy as when he was talking about Saddam's
torture and rape camps. He really enjoyed that. Otherwise, he's
looking pretty shakey these days.
Greg Bernath
Geez, Greg, Saddam never even prayed before he had hundreds of
thousands executed and/or gassed.
Much like Bush?
However, it's a safe bet he laughed
like crazy.
"Feels good". Bush as he announced plans to invade Iraq.
How come so many in your crowd defend him?
Who has defended Saddam?
We don't recall
any of you teary-eyed liberals lecturing the rest of us on the
*crimes* of this man?
And what of the crimes of Bush?
How does that work, Greg?
You just show yourself to be a murderous hypocrite by cheering one
person's crimes while condemning another's.
--
Ray Fischer
rfischer@sonic.net
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| User: "Lawrence E. McKnight" |
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17 Dec 2003 07:33:10 PM |
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On 17 Dec 2003 09:47:57 -0800, (Cleopatra)
wrote:
Greg Bernath <gregignoresthis@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:<qbostvk79ifs72ru3vb8v4pg0rf3t7pmqa@4ax.com>...
papajack@stic.net (Papa Jack) wrote:
It's refreshing to have a President who faces religion
as a NORMAL part of American life -- without
apology or verbal "tap-dancing."
He prays, and then he laughs about the people he orders executed. I
can see why Papa Jack admires him.
I've never seen him so happy as when he was talking about Saddam's
torture and rape camps. He really enjoyed that. Otherwise, he's
looking pretty shakey these days.
Greg Bernath
Geez, Greg, Saddam never even prayed before he had hundreds of
thousands executed and/or gassed. However, it's a safe bet he laughed
like crazy. How come so many in your crowd defend him? We don't recall
any of you teary-eyed liberals lecturing the rest of us on the
*crimes* of this man?
How does that work, Greg? If you're the governor of a great state in
the world's fairest democratic republic, and you faithfully execute
the oath of your office and allow a fairly tried man's sentence to be
carried out according to the laws of that state, then you're no better
than a man who has had millions of people brutally and summarily
killed? Is that how it works in that twisted, distorted, evil little
mind of yours?
Hmm. Is that 'fairly tried' the Texas definition, where the
defendant's lawyer can sleep through the trial?
*Cleopatra*
-
Larry
(this space unintentionally left blank .....
make obvious deletion for email
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| User: "Me" |
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16 Dec 2003 06:51:42 AM |
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In article <6f9e1b49.0312151015.64410d8@posting.google.com>,
(Papa Jack) wrote:
_________________________________________________________________
Papa Jack comments:
It's refreshing to have a President who faces religion
as a NORMAL part of American life -- without
apology or verbal "tap-dancing."
Why? That describes most presidents. I can't think of any president who
shunned religion. Any who did would probably never get elected to a
first term, much less a second.
I have no problem with Bush being religious. Other presidents such as
Jimmy Carter were very religious. What I do have a problem with is Bush
insisting that every American should share his religious beliefs whether
they want to or not. Bush is free to believe (or not) as a private
citizen, but as the nation's leading public official, I find him to
be in violation of his oath of office when he tries to foist his
religious beliefs on others, which he has attempted to do many times.
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| User: "Papa Jack" |
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16 Dec 2003 05:05:08 PM |
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Me <srhi@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:<srhi-C3EC40.07514216122003@comcast.ash.giganews.com>...
In article <6f9e1b49.0312151015.64410d8@posting.google.com>,
papajack@stic.net (Papa Jack) wrote:
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[snip]
_________________________________________________________________
Papa Jack comments:
It's refreshing to have a President who faces religion
as a NORMAL part of American life -- without apology or
verbal "tap-dancing."
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Me wrote:
Why? That describes most presidents. I can't think of
any president who shunned religion. Any who did would
probably never get elected to a first term, much less
a second.
I have no problem with Bush being religious. Other
presidents such as Jimmy Carter were very religious.
What I do have a problem with is Bush insisting that
every American should share his religious beliefs
whether they want to or not. Bush is free to believe
(or not) as a private citizen, but as the nation's
leading public official, I find him to be in viola-
tion of his oath of office when he tries to foist
his religious beliefs on others, which he has attemp-
ted to do many times.
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Papa Jack asks:
Huh? Examples, please. Give us some specific examples
of when President Bush tried "...to foist his religious
beliefs on others."
Since you claim he's done this "many times," you shouldn't
have any trouble giving us several examples.
Happy holidays.
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| User: "Ray Fischer" |
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15 Dec 2003 11:22:34 PM |
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Papa Jackass <papajack@stic.net> wrote:
On November 7, 2003, LifeNews.com posted an article by
Steven Ertelt titled: "President Bush Shows Strong
Pro-Life Beliefs in Private Meetings." Go to:
http://www.lifenews.com/nat197.html
_________________________________________________________________
Excerpts:
"Shortly before and after President Bush signed the ban
on partial-birth abortions Wednesday, two groups of
pro-life advocates met with him privately in the Oval
Office. They tell of a man who strongly and openly
supports the pro-life cause and does so because of a
deeply felt Christian faith.
Snicker. "Deeply felt Christian faith".
Never mind that he has invaded two countries and killed thousands of
people. After all, it's not like waging war is anti-Christian or
anything.
--
Ray Fischer
rfischer@sonic.net
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| User: "Me" |
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16 Dec 2003 06:54:13 AM |
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In article <brm4qq$5b0$1@bolt.sonic.net>,
(Ray Fischer) wrote:
Papa Jackass <papajack@stic.net> wrote:
On November 7, 2003, LifeNews.com posted an article by
Steven Ertelt titled: "President Bush Shows Strong
Pro-Life Beliefs in Private Meetings." Go to:
http://www.lifenews.com/nat197.html
_________________________________________________________________
Excerpts:
"Shortly before and after President Bush signed the ban
on partial-birth abortions Wednesday, two groups of
pro-life advocates met with him privately in the Oval
Office. They tell of a man who strongly and openly
supports the pro-life cause and does so because of a
deeply felt Christian faith.
Snicker. "Deeply felt Christian faith".
Never mind that he has invaded two countries and killed thousands of
people. After all, it's not like waging war is anti-Christian or
anything.
Of course, people like Bush simply change the meaning of Christianity to
suit their purpose. Never mind that the Bible clearly says "Thou shalt
not kill" and there are innocent children in Iraq and Afghanistan who
died as a direct result of Bush's orders. Bush is a hypocritical
Christian, but sadly, there is no shortage of those kinds of people.
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| User: "Osprey" |
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16 Dec 2003 07:59:04 AM |
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"Me" <srhi@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:srhi-CAAF04.07541316122003@comcast.ash.giganews.com...
In article <brm4qq$5b0$1@bolt.sonic.net>,
rfischer@bolt.sonic.net (Ray Fischer) wrote:
Papa Jackass <papajack@stic.net> wrote:
On November 7, 2003, LifeNews.com posted an article by
Steven Ertelt titled: "President Bush Shows Strong
Pro-Life Beliefs in Private Meetings." Go to:
http://www.lifenews.com/nat197.html
_________________________________________________________________
Excerpts:
"Shortly before and after President Bush signed the ban
on partial-birth abortions Wednesday, two groups of
pro-life advocates met with him privately in the Oval
Office. They tell of a man who strongly and openly
supports the pro-life cause and does so because of a
deeply felt Christian faith.
Snicker. "Deeply felt Christian faith".
Never mind that he has invaded two countries and killed thousands of
people. After all, it's not like waging war is anti-Christian or
anything.
Of course, people like Bush simply change the meaning of Christianity to
suit their purpose. Never mind that the Bible clearly says "Thou shalt
not kill" and there are innocent children in Iraq and Afghanistan who
died as a direct result of Bush's orders. Bush is a hypocritical
Christian, but sadly, there is no shortage of those kinds of people.
There are 3000 that died 9/11. More than 300,000 that died in Iraq under
Saddam's rule.
Yet you only care about the ones that died when we went in to fight.
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| User: "pr0r3p" |
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16 Dec 2003 01:50:25 PM |
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"Osprey" <noneedstoknow@mail.com> wrote in message news:<1oSdnco0CM6GjUKiRVn-gg@comcast.com>...
"Me" <srhi@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:srhi-CAAF04.07541316122003@comcast.ash.giganews.com...
In article <brm4qq$5b0$1@bolt.sonic.net>,
rfischer@bolt.sonic.net (Ray Fischer) wrote:
Papa Jackass <papajack@stic.net> wrote:
On November 7, 2003, LifeNews.com posted an article by
Steven Ertelt titled: "President Bush Shows Strong
Pro-Life Beliefs in Private Meetings." Go to:
http://www.lifenews.com/nat197.html
_________________________________________________________________
Excerpts:
"Shortly before and after President Bush signed the ban
on partial-birth abortions Wednesday, two groups of
pro-life advocates met with him privately in the Oval
Office. They tell of a man who strongly and openly
supports the pro-life cause and does so because of a
deeply felt Christian faith.
Snicker. "Deeply felt Christian faith".
Never mind that he has invaded two countries and killed thousands of
people. After all, it's not like waging war is anti-Christian or
anything.
Of course, people like Bush simply change the meaning of Christianity to
suit their purpose. Never mind that the Bible clearly says "Thou shalt
not kill" and there are innocent children in Iraq and Afghanistan who
died as a direct result of Bush's orders. Bush is a hypocritical
Christian, but sadly, there is no shortage of those kinds of people.
There are 3000 that died 9/11. More than 300,000 that died in Iraq under
Saddam's rule.
Yet you only care about the ones that died when we went in to fight.
Speak of hypocritical Christians and look who shows up...
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| User: "Me" |
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16 Dec 2003 09:57:43 AM |
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In article <1oSdnco0CM6GjUKiRVn-gg@comcast.com>,
"Osprey" <noneedstoknow@mail.com> wrote:
"Me" <srhi@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:srhi-CAAF04.07541316122003@comcast.ash.giganews.com...
In article <brm4qq$5b0$1@bolt.sonic.net>,
rfischer@bolt.sonic.net (Ray Fischer) wrote:
Papa Jackass <papajack@stic.net> wrote:
On November 7, 2003, LifeNews.com posted an article by
Steven Ertelt titled: "President Bush Shows Strong
Pro-Life Beliefs in Private Meetings." Go to:
http://www.lifenews.com/nat197.html
_________________________________________________________________
Excerpts:
"Shortly before and after President Bush signed the ban
on partial-birth abortions Wednesday, two groups of
pro-life advocates met with him privately in the Oval
Office. They tell of a man who strongly and openly
supports the pro-life cause and does so because of a
deeply felt Christian faith.
Snicker. "Deeply felt Christian faith".
Never mind that he has invaded two countries and killed thousands of
people. After all, it's not like waging war is anti-Christian or
anything.
Of course, people like Bush simply change the meaning of Christianity to
suit their purpose. Never mind that the Bible clearly says "Thou shalt
not kill" and there are innocent children in Iraq and Afghanistan who
died as a direct result of Bush's orders. Bush is a hypocritical
Christian, but sadly, there is no shortage of those kinds of people.
There are 3000 that died 9/11. More than 300,000 that died in Iraq under
Saddam's rule.
Yet you only care about the ones that died when we went in to fight.
Nope, I care about the many who died under Saddam's dictatorship,
but killing to stop killing is wrong. Period.
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| User: "Ray Fischer" |
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17 Dec 2003 01:20:59 AM |
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Osprey <noneedstoknow@mail.com> wrote:
"Me" <srhi@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:srhi-CAAF04.07541316122003@comcast.ash.giganews.com...
In article <brm4qq$5b0$1@bolt.sonic.net>,
rfischer@bolt.sonic.net (Ray Fischer) wrote:
Papa Jackass <papajack@stic.net> wrote:
On November 7, 2003, LifeNews.com posted an article by
Steven Ertelt titled: "President Bush Shows Strong
Pro-Life Beliefs in Private Meetings." Go to:
http://www.lifenews.com/nat197.html
_________________________________________________________________
Excerpts:
"Shortly before and after President Bush signed the ban
on partial-birth abortions Wednesday, two groups of
pro-life advocates met with him privately in the Oval
Office. They tell of a man who strongly and openly
supports the pro-life cause and does so because of a
deeply felt Christian faith.
Snicker. "Deeply felt Christian faith".
Never mind that he has invaded two countries and killed thousands of
people. After all, it's not like waging war is anti-Christian or
anything.
Of course, people like Bush simply change the meaning of Christianity to
suit their purpose. Never mind that the Bible clearly says "Thou shalt
not kill" and there are innocent children in Iraq and Afghanistan who
died as a direct result of Bush's orders. Bush is a hypocritical
Christian, but sadly, there is no shortage of those kinds of people.
There are 3000 that died 9/11.
***** Heishman would justify the Holocaust if Hitler was a
Republican. No matter what atrocity or crimes his Glorious
Leader commits, Heishman will excuse it by blaming somebody else.
Heishman has no morals.
--
Ray Fischer
rfischer@sonic.net
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| User: "Cleopatra" |
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17 Dec 2003 09:14:18 PM |
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Me <srhi@comcast.net> wrote in message news:<srhi-CAAF04.07541316122003@comcast.ash.giganews.com>...
In article <brm4qq$5b0$1@bolt.sonic.net>,
rfischer@bolt.sonic.net (Ray Fischer) wrote:
Papa Jackass <papajack@stic.net> wrote:
On November 7, 2003, LifeNews.com posted an article by
Steven Ertelt titled: "President Bush Shows Strong
Pro-Life Beliefs in Private Meetings." Go to:
http://www.lifenews.com/nat197.html
_________________________________________________________________
Excerpts:
"Shortly before and after President Bush signed the ban
on partial-birth abortions Wednesday, two groups of
pro-life advocates met with him privately in the Oval
Office. They tell of a man who strongly and openly
supports the pro-life cause and does so because of a
deeply felt Christian faith.
Snicker. "Deeply felt Christian faith".
Never mind that he has invaded two countries and killed thousands of
people. After all, it's not like waging war is anti-Christian or
anything.
Of course, people like Bush simply change the meaning of Christianity to
suit their purpose. Never mind that the Bible clearly says "Thou shalt
not kill" and there are innocent children in Iraq and Afghanistan who
died as a direct result of Bush's orders. Bush is a hypocritical
Christian, but sadly, there is no shortage of those kinds of people.
Listen, you foolish little child, you total ignoramus, what the bible
actually states in its proper rendering is, "Thou shalt not do
murder." Murder has as its basis premeditation, the willful, vicious
taking of an innocent life and has absolutely no application in the
jurisprudential affair of nations which fairly administer their laws.
There's not a religion on the face of this earth, nor has there ever
been one that I am aware of, which isn't aware of this civil/religious
distinction as it relates to sovereign systems of justice. As Christ
admonished, "Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's, and unto God what is
God's"
Whenever I hear what I believe are atheists like you quoting scripture
for purely political purposes, I know I'm dealing with an
intellectually dishonest mountebank and hater of religion, per se, and
especially Christianity. *Cleopatra*
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| User: "Bob SD" |
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18 Dec 2003 09:40:10 AM |
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(Cleopatra) wrote in
news:d81ac9f.0312171914.55eee325@posting.google.com:
Me <srhi@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:<srhi-CAAF04.07541316122003@comcast.ash.giganews.com>...
In article <brm4qq$5b0$1@bolt.sonic.net>,
rfischer@bolt.sonic.net (Ray Fischer) wrote:
Papa Jackass <papajack@stic.net> wrote:
On November 7, 2003, LifeNews.com posted an article by
Steven Ertelt titled: "President Bush Shows Strong
Pro-Life Beliefs in Private Meetings." Go to:
http://www.lifenews.com/nat197.html
_________________________________________________________________
Excerpts:
"Shortly before and after President Bush signed the ban
on partial-birth abortions Wednesday, two groups of
pro-life advocates met with him privately in the Oval
Office. They tell of a man who strongly and openly
supports the pro-life cause and does so because of a
deeply felt Christian faith.
Snicker. "Deeply felt Christian faith".
Never mind that he has invaded two countries and killed thousands
of people. After all, it's not like waging war is anti-Christian
or anything.
Of course, people like Bush simply change the meaning of Christianity
to suit their purpose. Never mind that the Bible clearly says "Thou
shalt not kill" and there are innocent children in Iraq and
Afghanistan who died as a direct result of Bush's orders. Bush is a
hypocritical Christian, but sadly, there is no shortage of those
kinds of people.
Listen, you foolish little child, you total ignoramus, what the bible
actually states in its proper rendering is, "Thou shalt not do
murder." Murder has as its basis premeditation, the willful, vicious
taking of an innocent life and has absolutely no application in the
jurisprudential affair of nations which fairly administer their laws.
There's not a religion on the face of this earth, nor has there ever
been one that I am aware of, which isn't aware of this civil/religious
distinction as it relates to sovereign systems of justice. As Christ
admonished, "Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's, and unto God what is
God's"
Whenever I hear what I believe are atheists like you quoting scripture
for purely political purposes, I know I'm dealing with an
intellectually dishonest mountebank and hater of religion, per se, and
especially Christianity. *Cleopatra*
And whenever we here a nutcase like you spouting your religious bs, we
know we are dealing with just another looney toon living in a fantasy
world of their own making.
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| User: "Krisblake" |
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| Title: Re: Bush: Pro-Life Beliefs |
18 Dec 2003 10:08:44 AM |
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On 17 Dec 2003 19:14:18 -0800, (Cleopatra)
wrote:
[...]
Listen, you foolish little child,
Get real, you ***** for the abortion proponents that want to hijack
your uterus,
you total ignoramus,
you complete pile of three day old pachyderm feces,
what the bible
actually states in its proper rendering is, "Thou shalt not do
murder."
So why do you justify it when it doesn't comply with your standards of
"existence", you rank twat?
[...]
Whenever I hear what I believe are atheists
I find your abuse of other people's spiritual beliefs intolerable, and
I am not an atheist.
like you quoting scripture
for purely political purposes,
And you use them to justify your abhorrent beliefs.
I know I'm dealing with an
intellectually dishonest mountebank and hater of religion, per se, and
especially Christianity. *Cleopatra*
Well, Marie, you have no business calling upon the alleged abuse you
see of religion without first looking at yours.
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| User: "Craig Chilton" |
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| Title: Re: Bush: Pro-Life Beliefs |
18 Dec 2003 11:13:21 AM |
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On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 11:08:44 -0500,
Krisblake <Krisblakemy2luvs@aol.com> wrote:
"Clepatra/"Marie A." <Get-Screwed-GWB@yahoo.com> wrote:
Whenever I hear what I believe are atheists...
I find your abuse of other people's spiritual beliefs intolerable,
and I am not an atheist.
Nor am I. But the more of such mindless and hateful bigotry
of hers (and other losers of her ilk -- mostly RRR cultists) that
I see and hear, the more I'm becoming a FAN of theirs!
[ ... ]
Well, Marie, you have no business calling upon the alleged
abuse you see of religion without first looking at yours.
Actually, if she were to associate with ACTUAL Christians,
**instead** of the RRR cult's warped and hateful *pseudo*-Christians,
and *deluded/programmed-with-disinformation-and false-dogma*
Christians, she would probably LEARN something, and maybe even
stop being such an ill-informed and bigoted assh*le.
REAL Christians are compassionate and charitable people (who
keep a low profile, so are constantly besmirched by the antics of the
loathesome RRR cult) who very SELDOM are busybodies. SENSIBLE
people who have respect for diversity, whether that be race, sexual
orientation, religion, ethnicity, or any **personal and private**
behaviors and/or decisions that do NO overt harm to their neighbors.
In other words -- REAL Christians *are* GOOD neighbors, and should never
be confused with the obnoxious and hateful, high-profile RRR cultists.
Those cultists comprise only ONE PERCENT, at MOST, of Americans
who claim Christianity as their faith. 99% want NOTHING to do with
their loathesome agendas, even though some of them sympathize
PASSIVELY with soma aspects of them, but do nothing actively to
assist the RRR cultists.
-- Craig Chilton
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