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"J Young" |
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30 Sep 2006 08:11:40 PM |
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Jesus Ridiculed on "The View" |
http://catholicleague.org/06press_releases/quarter%203/060928_Jesus_ridiculed.htm
On Thursday's edition of the ABC-TV show, "The View," the four panelists
held a glass of red wine while joking about its alcoholic effects. After
Rosie O'Donnell made a crack about the way alcohol affects Mel Gibson-"you
just start spouting anti-Semitic statements"-Joy Behar responded, "In vino
veritas. Don't you remember when you went to Communion? In vino veritas. The
priests were all drunk, don't you remember?" Here is what happened next.
O'Donnell: "No. I remember they would do Body of Christ. You'd have to say
Amen and then sometime in the 70s there was a big congregation and you were
allowed to get it in your hand. Do you remember this?"
Behar: "No I think I dropped out by then."
O'Donnell: "Oh, well it was big because my mother used to say when you have
that Host in your mouth don't let it touch your teeth because it was against
(inaudible) so you know the pressure on the child getting it, you know the
priest would put it right on your tongue and you're [Rosie twists her face
pretending to swallow it without having it touch her teeth].Yeah, it was a
lot. But anyways, cheers."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees with to
Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus. Egged on by Joy
Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, O'Donnell showed no qualms
about toying with the Eucharist: the ex-Catholic knows that the Host is
regarded by Catholics as the Real Presence of Jesus.
"This show is out of control. What happened today is not an extension of
'Sister Act' comedy-it is a below-the-belt attack on Catholicism. And if
'The View' panelists protest that this is just innocent fun, let them try
their brand of religious humor on Muslims. Surely they must know some fun
things to say about the core beliefs of Islam."
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J Yöung
youngopinions@aol.com
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01 Oct 2006 01:33:02 AM |
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J Young wrote:
http://catholicleague.org/06press_releases/quarter%203/060928_Jesus_ridiculed.htm
On Thursday's edition of the ABC-TV show, "The View," the four panelists
held a glass of red wine while joking about its alcoholic effects. After
Rosie O'Donnell made a crack about the way alcohol affects Mel Gibson-"you
just start spouting anti-Semitic statements"-Joy Behar responded, "In vino
veritas. Don't you remember when you went to Communion? In vino veritas. The
priests were all drunk, don't you remember?" Here is what happened next.
O'Donnell: "No. I remember they would do Body of Christ. You'd have to say
Amen and then sometime in the 70s there was a big congregation and you were
allowed to get it in your hand. Do you remember this?"
Behar: "No I think I dropped out by then."
O'Donnell: "Oh, well it was big because my mother used to say when you have
that Host in your mouth don't let it touch your teeth because it was against
(inaudible) so you know the pressure on the child getting it, you know the
priest would put it right on your tongue and you're [Rosie twists her face
pretending to swallow it without having it touch her teeth].Yeah, it was a
lot. But anyways, cheers."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees with to
Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus. Egged on by Joy
Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, O'Donnell showed no qualms
about toying with the Eucharist: the ex-Catholic knows that the Host is
regarded by Catholics as the Real Presence of Jesus.
"This show is out of control.
What is out of control and has been since homo sapiens lerned a simple language, is
***Superstition***
What happened today is not an extension of
'Sister Act' comedy-it is a below-the-belt attack on Catholicism. And if
'The View' panelists protest that this is just innocent fun, let them try
their brand of religious humor on Muslims. Surely they must know some fun
things to say about the core beliefs of Islam."
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J Yöung
youngopinions@aol.com
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| User: "JessHC" |
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30 Sep 2006 09:38:31 PM |
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J Young wrote:
http://catholicleague.org/06press_releases/quarter%203/060928_Jesus_ridiculed.htm
On Thursday's edition of the ABC-TV show, "The View," the four panelists
held a glass of red wine while joking about its alcoholic effects. After
Rosie O'Donnell made a crack about the way alcohol affects Mel Gibson-"you
just start spouting anti-Semitic statements"-Joy Behar responded, "In vino
veritas. Don't you remember when you went to Communion? In vino veritas. The
priests were all drunk, don't you remember?" Here is what happened next.
O'Donnell: "No. I remember they would do Body of Christ. You'd have to say
Amen and then sometime in the 70s there was a big congregation and you were
allowed to get it in your hand. Do you remember this?"
Behar: "No I think I dropped out by then."
O'Donnell: "Oh, well it was big because my mother used to say when you have
that Host in your mouth don't let it touch your teeth because it was against
(inaudible) so you know the pressure on the child getting it, you know the
priest would put it right on your tongue and you're [Rosie twists her face
pretending to swallow it without having it touch her teeth].Yeah, it was a
lot. But anyways, cheers."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees with to
Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus. Egged on by Joy
Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, O'Donnell showed no qualms
about toying with the Eucharist: the ex-Catholic knows that the Host is
regarded by Catholics as the Real Presence of Jesus.
"This show is out of control. What happened today is not an extension of
'Sister Act' comedy-it is a below-the-belt attack on Catholicism. And if
'The View' panelists protest that this is just innocent fun, let them try
their brand of religious humor on Muslims. Surely they must know some fun
things to say about the core beliefs of Islam."
Too fucking bad.
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| User: "William T. Goat, Esq." |
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30 Sep 2006 09:42:51 PM |
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J Young wrote:
http://catholicleague.org/06press_releases/quarter%203/060928_Jesus_ridiculed.htm
On Thursday's edition of the ABC-TV show, "The View," the four panelists
held a glass of red wine while joking about its alcoholic effects. After
Rosie O'Donnell made a crack about the way alcohol affects Mel Gibson-"you
just start spouting anti-Semitic statements"-Joy Behar responded, "In vino
veritas. Don't you remember when you went to Communion? In vino veritas. The
priests were all drunk, don't you remember?" Here is what happened next.
O'Donnell: "No. I remember they would do Body of Christ. You'd have to say
Amen and then sometime in the 70s there was a big congregation and you were
allowed to get it in your hand. Do you remember this?"
Behar: "No I think I dropped out by then."
O'Donnell: "Oh, well it was big because my mother used to say when you have
that Host in your mouth don't let it touch your teeth because it was against
(inaudible) so you know the pressure on the child getting it, you know the
priest would put it right on your tongue and you're [Rosie twists her face
pretending to swallow it without having it touch her teeth].Yeah, it was a
lot. But anyways, cheers."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees with to
Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus. Egged on by Joy
Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, O'Donnell showed no qualms
about toying with the Eucharist: the ex-Catholic knows that the Host is
regarded by Catholics as the Real Presence of Jesus.
Umm.... where's the part where she ridicules Jesus?
--Billy
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01 Oct 2006 02:19:02 AM |
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William T. Goat, Esq. wrote:
J Young wrote:
http://catholicleague.org/06press_releases/quarter%203/060928_Jesus_ridiculed.htm
On Thursday's edition of the ABC-TV show, "The View," the four panelists
held a glass of red wine while joking about its alcoholic effects. After
Rosie O'Donnell made a crack about the way alcohol affects Mel Gibson-"you
just start spouting anti-Semitic statements"-Joy Behar responded, "In vino
veritas. Don't you remember when you went to Communion? In vino veritas. The
priests were all drunk, don't you remember?" Here is what happened next.
O'Donnell: "No. I remember they would do Body of Christ. You'd have to say
Amen and then sometime in the 70s there was a big congregation and you were
allowed to get it in your hand. Do you remember this?"
Behar: "No I think I dropped out by then."
O'Donnell: "Oh, well it was big because my mother used to say when you have
that Host in your mouth don't let it touch your teeth because it was against
(inaudible) so you know the pressure on the child getting it, you know the
priest would put it right on your tongue and you're [Rosie twists her face
pretending to swallow it without having it touch her teeth].Yeah, it was a
lot. But anyways, cheers."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees with to
Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus. Egged on by Joy
Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, O'Donnell showed no qualms
about toying with the Eucharist: the ex-Catholic knows that the Host is
regarded by Catholics as the Real Presence of Jesus.
Umm.... where's the part where she ridicules Jesus?
Don't forget that Catholics like to pretend they're cannibals. So when
you ridicule the communion wafer, you're actually ridiculing a small,
starchy bit of Jesus.
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| User: "William T. Goat, Esq." |
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03 Oct 2006 04:19:18 PM |
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Chris Johnson wrote:
William T. Goat, Esq. wrote:
J Young wrote:
http://catholicleague.org/06press_releases/quarter%203/060928_Jesus_ridiculed.htm
On Thursday's edition of the ABC-TV show, "The View," the four panelists
held a glass of red wine while joking about its alcoholic effects. After
Rosie O'Donnell made a crack about the way alcohol affects Mel Gibson-"you
just start spouting anti-Semitic statements"-Joy Behar responded, "In vino
veritas. Don't you remember when you went to Communion? In vino veritas. The
priests were all drunk, don't you remember?" Here is what happened next.
O'Donnell: "No. I remember they would do Body of Christ. You'd have to say
Amen and then sometime in the 70s there was a big congregation and you were
allowed to get it in your hand. Do you remember this?"
Behar: "No I think I dropped out by then."
O'Donnell: "Oh, well it was big because my mother used to say when you have
that Host in your mouth don't let it touch your teeth because it was against
(inaudible) so you know the pressure on the child getting it, you know the
priest would put it right on your tongue and you're [Rosie twists her face
pretending to swallow it without having it touch her teeth].Yeah, it was a
lot. But anyways, cheers."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees with to
Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus. Egged on by Joy
Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, O'Donnell showed no qualms
about toying with the Eucharist: the ex-Catholic knows that the Host is
regarded by Catholics as the Real Presence of Jesus.
Umm.... where's the part where she ridicules Jesus?
Don't forget that Catholics like to pretend they're cannibals. So when
you ridicule the communion wafer, you're actually ridiculing a small,
starchy bit of Jesus.
Well, where's the part where she ridicules the communion wafer? She
describes the ritual, and how it puts pressure on children to follow
the rules. If the quotes above are accurate, she's got grammar
problems, but everything she said about the ritual is technically
correct. I don't see where the "ridicule" is.
Joy Behar's statement "the priests were all drunk" seems more like a
real insult. Where's the fuss over that?
(And how would the Catholic League respond to Bill Cosby's "Noah"
routine?)
--Billy
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| User: "Darrell Stec" |
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03 Oct 2006 06:37:20 PM |
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After serious contemplation, on or about Tuesday 03 October 2006 5:19 pm
William T. Goat, Esq. perhaps from wrote:
Chris Johnson wrote:
William T. Goat, Esq. wrote:
J Young wrote:
http://catholicleague.org/06press_releases/quarter%203/060928_Jesus_ridiculed.htm
On Thursday's edition of the ABC-TV show, "The View," the four
panelists held a glass of red wine while joking about its
alcoholic effects. After Rosie O'Donnell made a crack about the
way alcohol affects Mel Gibson-"you just start spouting
anti-Semitic statements"-Joy Behar responded, "In vino veritas.
Don't you remember when you went to Communion? In vino veritas.
The priests were all drunk, don't you remember?" Here is what
happened next.
O'Donnell: "No. I remember they would do Body of Christ. You'd
have to say Amen and then sometime in the 70s there was a big
congregation and you were allowed to get it in your hand. Do you
remember this?"
Behar: "No I think I dropped out by then."
O'Donnell: "Oh, well it was big because my mother used to say
when you have that Host in your mouth don't let it touch your
teeth because it was against (inaudible) so you know the pressure
on the child getting it, you know the priest would put it right
on your tongue and you're [Rosie twists her face pretending to
swallow it without having it touch her teeth].Yeah, it was a lot.
But anyways, cheers."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she
disagrees with to Muslim terrorists, and now we have her
ridiculing Jesus. Egged on by Joy
Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, O'Donnell showed
no qualms about toying with the Eucharist: the ex-Catholic knows
that the Host is regarded by Catholics as the Real Presence of
Jesus.
Umm.... where's the part where she ridicules Jesus?
Don't forget that Catholics like to pretend they're cannibals. So
when you ridicule the communion wafer, you're actually ridiculing a
small, starchy bit of Jesus.
Well, where's the part where she ridicules the communion wafer? She
describes the ritual, and how it puts pressure on children to follow
the rules. If the quotes above are accurate, she's got grammar
problems, but everything she said about the ritual is technically
correct. I don't see where the "ridicule" is.
Joy Behar's statement "the priests were all drunk" seems more like a
real insult. Where's the fuss over that?
That is a truthful observation. And the detractors won't want to go
there because of all the evidence. When in the seminary, we knew
alcoholism was a rather pervasive problem. Some of the priests were
not allowed access to the key that unlocked the storage closet of the
sacramental wine. It was poured into the container for them. Some
priests were forbidden to say Mass at all, because of their problem.
(And how would the Catholic League respond to Bill Cosby's "Noah"
routine?)
Rather favorably I would suppose. It was one of the most often played
album during evening recreation at the seminary.
--Billy
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Later,
Darrell Stec
Webpage Sorcery
http://webpagesorcery.com
We Put the Magic in Your Webpages
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| User: "Craig Chilton -- Drive the Loathsome Agendas of the RRR Cult into Extinction." |
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30 Sep 2006 08:35:07 PM |
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On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 21:11:40 -0400,
"Jon Young"/"IBen Getiner" <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote:
http://catholicleague.org/06press_releases/quarter%203/060928_Jesus_ridiculed.htm
On Thursday's edition of the ABC-TV show, "The View," the four panelists
held a glass of red wine while joking about its alcoholic effects. After
Rosie O'Donnell made a crack about the way alcohol affects Mel Gibson-"you
just start spouting anti-Semitic statements"-Joy Behar responded, "In vino
veritas. Don't you remember when you went to Communion? In vino veritas.
The priests were all drunk, don't you remember?" Here is what happened next.
O'Donnell: "No. I remember they would do Body of Christ. You'd have to say
Amen and then sometime in the 70s there was a big congregation and you were
allowed to get it in your hand. Do you remember this?"
Behar: "No I think I dropped out by then."
O'Donnell: "Oh, well it was big because my mother used to say when you have
that Host in your mouth don't let it touch your teeth because it was against
(inaudible) so you know the pressure on the child getting it, you know the
priest would put it right on your tongue and you're [Rosie twists her face
pretending to swallow it without having it touch her teeth].Yeah, it was a
lot. But anyways, cheers."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees
with to Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus. Egged
on by Joy Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, ...
"Catholic-bashing." LOL!!! Interesting that an outfit having
over a billion people and unbelievable wealth (compare the Vatican to
Scrooge McDuck and his three cubic acres of money, and one might
be close to the reality) is CAPABLE of being "bashed." How will it
*ever* survive Behar and O'Donnell? (ROTFL!!!!!!)
O'Donnell showed no qualms about toying with the Eucharist:
the ex-Catholic knows that the Host is regarded by Catholics as the
Real Presence of Jesus.
And a billion or so Protestants have always known that THAT
notion is a ludicrous crock. But then, the Catholic Church has never
been without a vivid imagination. Just look at all that ludicrous,
extra-biblical dogma it's cooked up over the years in order to
befuddle, scare, confuse, and control the ignorant.
"This show is out of control. What happened today is not an
extension of 'Sister Act' comedy-it is a below-the-belt attack on
Catholicism.
Oh, big whoop, thin-skinned loser. Get a life!
And if 'The View' panelists protest that this is just innocent fun,
let them try their brand of religious humor on Muslims. Surely they
must know some fun >things to say about the core beliefs of Islam."
THAT just may be the first sensible notion you've ever come up
with in here. An INTERESTING challenge indeed! It'd be FUN to see
them try that!
-- Craig Chilton <xanadu222@mchsi.com>
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| User: "J Young" |
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30 Sep 2006 09:42:03 PM |
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"Craig Chilton -- Drive the Loathsome Agendas of the RRR Cult into
Extinction." <xanadu222_@mchsi.com> wrote in message
news:dt5uh2llpptmr1ivjcjo1toirvscfpamsr@4ax.com...
On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 21:11:40 -0400,
"Jon Young"/"IBen Getiner" <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote:
http://catholicleague.org/06press_releases/quarter%203/060928_Jesus_ridicul
ed.htm
On Thursday's edition of the ABC-TV show, "The View," the four
panelists
held a glass of red wine while joking about its alcoholic effects. After
Rosie O'Donnell made a crack about the way alcohol affects Mel
Gibson-"you
just start spouting anti-Semitic statements"-Joy Behar responded, "In
vino
veritas. Don't you remember when you went to Communion? In vino veritas.
The priests were all drunk, don't you remember?" Here is what happened
next.
O'Donnell: "No. I remember they would do Body of Christ. You'd have
to say
Amen and then sometime in the 70s there was a big congregation and you
were
allowed to get it in your hand. Do you remember this?"
Behar: "No I think I dropped out by then."
O'Donnell: "Oh, well it was big because my mother used to say when you
have
that Host in your mouth don't let it touch your teeth because it was
against
(inaudible) so you know the pressure on the child getting it, you know
the
priest would put it right on your tongue and you're [Rosie twists her
face
pretending to swallow it without having it touch her teeth].Yeah, it was
a
lot. But anyways, cheers."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees
with to Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus. Egged
on by Joy Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, ...
"Catholic-bashing." LOL!!! Interesting that an outfit having
over a billion people and unbelievable wealth (compare the Vatican to
Scrooge McDuck and his three cubic acres of money, and one might
be close to the reality) is CAPABLE of being "bashed." How will it
*ever* survive Behar and O'Donnell? (ROTFL!!!!!!)
O'Donnell showed no qualms about toying with the Eucharist:
the ex-Catholic knows that the Host is regarded by Catholics as the
Real Presence of Jesus.
And a billion or so Protestants have always known that THAT
notion is a ludicrous crock. But then, the Catholic Church has never
been without a vivid imagination. Just look at all that ludicrous,
extra-biblical dogma it's cooked up over the years in order to
befuddle, scare, confuse, and control the ignorant.
"This show is out of control. What happened today is not an
extension of 'Sister Act' comedy-it is a below-the-belt attack on
Catholicism.
Oh, big whoop, thin-skinned loser. Get a life!
And if 'The View' panelists protest that this is just innocent fun,
let them try their brand of religious humor on Muslims. Surely they
must know some fun >things to say about the core beliefs of Islam."
THAT just may be the first sensible notion you've ever come up
with in here. An INTERESTING challenge indeed! It'd be FUN to see
them try that!
-- Craig Chilton <xanadu222@mchsi.com>
I always knew you possessed the dark heart of hatred but what I didn't know,
until now, was the virulent anomosity you held for Catholics. Shame on you.
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01 Oct 2006 12:09:00 AM |
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After serious contemplation, on or about Saturday 30 September 2006
10:42 pm J Young perhaps from wrote:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees
with to Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus.
Egged on by Joy Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, Â ...
That is an out and out lie. But then what would one expect from you or
the RCC propaganda machine?
What she said (and it has been played several times on various TV ET
shows in the last two days) was that RADICAL Christians were just as
bad as radical Moslems. She didn't say ALL Christians. The evidence
that she did not say anything out of line is that the ratings on The
View have gone through the roof since she is one of the group and it
has done so in a predominantly Christian oriented country.
You really can't trust what those bishops and cardinals say because they
are old and hard of hearing and their job is to be a propaganda machine
to conserve and increase the wealth of the church.
The RCC in educated countries needs to keep inventing boogeymen since
intelligent people aren't buying into the imaginary Devil much anymore.
For that they need to go to the ignorant, poor people of third world
countries as Bishop Tutu said of his friend Pope Benny, in a moment of
honesty.
--
Later,
Darrell Stec
Webpage Sorcery
http://webpagesorcery.com
We Put the Magic in Your Webpages
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01 Oct 2006 12:26:24 AM |
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On Sun, 01 Oct 2006 01:09:00 -0400, Darrell Stec wrote:
After serious contemplation, on or about Saturday 30 September 2006
10:42 pm J Young perhaps from wrote:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees
with to Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus.
Egged on by Joy Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, Â ...
That is an out and out lie. But then what would one expect from you or
the RCC propaganda machine?
What she said (and it has been played several times on various TV ET
shows in the last two days) was that RADICAL Christians were just as
bad as radical Moslems.
Well, that's what upset Bill Donahue. He *is one of the radicals. The only
reason the man isn't flying planes into buildings is the pope hasn't told
him to...
--
Mark K. Bilbo
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for everything bad that happened during and after
Hurricane Katrina, the truth is that the people
who lived here were much more prepared for a big
storm than the federal government that promised
us flood protection." [Jarvis DeBerry]
http://makeashorterlink.com/?V180525DC
"Everything New Orleans"
http://www.nola.com
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30 Sep 2006 10:29:33 PM |
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J Young <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote:
I always knew you possessed the dark heart of hatred but what I didn't know,
We've seen your hatred and contempt for Muslims, bigot. We've seen
you state that you don't care how many tens of thousands die in wars
and disasters. We've see your murderous hatred for anybody who
doesn't goose-step to your fanaticism.
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Ray Fischer
rfischer@sonic.net
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01 Oct 2006 02:28:48 AM |
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J Young schrieb:
"Craig Chilton -- Drive the Loathsome Agendas of the RRR Cult into
Extinction." <xanadu222_@mchsi.com> wrote in message
news:dt5uh2llpptmr1ivjcjo1toirvscfpamsr@4ax.com...
On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 21:11:40 -0400,
"Jon Young"/"IBen Getiner" <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote:
http://catholicleague.org/06press_releases/quarter%203/060928_Jesus_ridicul
ed.htm
On Thursday's edition of the ABC-TV show, "The View," the four
panelists
held a glass of red wine while joking about its alcoholic effects. After
Rosie O'Donnell made a crack about the way alcohol affects Mel
Gibson-"you
just start spouting anti-Semitic statements"-Joy Behar responded, "In
vino
veritas. Don't you remember when you went to Communion? In vino veritas.
The priests were all drunk, don't you remember?" Here is what happened
next.
O'Donnell: "No. I remember they would do Body of Christ. You'd have
to say
Amen and then sometime in the 70s there was a big congregation and you
were
allowed to get it in your hand. Do you remember this?"
Behar: "No I think I dropped out by then."
O'Donnell: "Oh, well it was big because my mother used to say when you
have
that Host in your mouth don't let it touch your teeth because it was
against
(inaudible) so you know the pressure on the child getting it, you know
the
priest would put it right on your tongue and you're [Rosie twists her
face
pretending to swallow it without having it touch her teeth].Yeah, it was
a
lot. But anyways, cheers."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees
with to Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus. Egged
on by Joy Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, ...
"Catholic-bashing." LOL!!! Interesting that an outfit having
over a billion people and unbelievable wealth (compare the Vatican to
Scrooge McDuck and his three cubic acres of money, and one might
be close to the reality) is CAPABLE of being "bashed." How will it
*ever* survive Behar and O'Donnell? (ROTFL!!!!!!)
O'Donnell showed no qualms about toying with the Eucharist:
the ex-Catholic knows that the Host is regarded by Catholics as the
Real Presence of Jesus.
And a billion or so Protestants have always known that THAT
notion is a ludicrous crock. But then, the Catholic Church has never
been without a vivid imagination. Just look at all that ludicrous,
extra-biblical dogma it's cooked up over the years in order to
befuddle, scare, confuse, and control the ignorant.
"This show is out of control. What happened today is not an
extension of 'Sister Act' comedy-it is a below-the-belt attack on
Catholicism.
Oh, big whoop, thin-skinned loser. Get a life!
And if 'The View' panelists protest that this is just innocent fun,
let them try their brand of religious humor on Muslims. Surely they
must know some fun >things to say about the core beliefs of Islam."
THAT just may be the first sensible notion you've ever come up
with in here. An INTERESTING challenge indeed! It'd be FUN to see
them try that!
-- Craig Chilton <xanadu222@mchsi.com>
I always knew you possessed the dark heart of hatred but what I didn't know,
until now, was the virulent anomosity you held for Catholics. Shame on you.
No, shame on you, J fucking Young: YOU pretend to be a good christian,
and yet, there's nothing but hatred, intolerance and bigotry in your
postings. YOU're the one talking about decency, and yet you're the one
wishing for public executions, sterilizations of "bad" parents or
rejoicing over the death of tens of thousand of people in a earthquake,
or suggesting that old nazis who, so far, have escaped justive should
be let in peace.
You're the one with a "dark hear of hatred". You're sick, J Young. And
we don't like you here. And each time you'll post your revolting prose,
we'll call you by your name: hypocrite, scum of the earth, nazi turd
and the like...
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01 Oct 2006 01:37:03 AM |
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J Young wrote:
"Craig Chilton -- Drive the Loathsome Agendas of the RRR Cult into
Extinction." <xanadu222_@mchsi.com> wrote in message
news:dt5uh2llpptmr1ivjcjo1toirvscfpamsr@4ax.com...
On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 21:11:40 -0400,
"Jon Young"/"IBen Getiner" <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote:
http://catholicleague.org/06press_releases/quarter%203/060928_Jesus_ridicul
ed.htm
On Thursday's edition of the ABC-TV show, "The View," the four
panelists
held a glass of red wine while joking about its alcoholic effects. After
Rosie O'Donnell made a crack about the way alcohol affects Mel
Gibson-"you
just start spouting anti-Semitic statements"-Joy Behar responded, "In
vino
veritas. Don't you remember when you went to Communion? In vino veritas.
The priests were all drunk, don't you remember?" Here is what happened
next.
O'Donnell: "No. I remember they would do Body of Christ. You'd have
to say
Amen and then sometime in the 70s there was a big congregation and you
were
allowed to get it in your hand. Do you remember this?"
Behar: "No I think I dropped out by then."
O'Donnell: "Oh, well it was big because my mother used to say when you
have
that Host in your mouth don't let it touch your teeth because it was
against
(inaudible) so you know the pressure on the child getting it, you know
the
priest would put it right on your tongue and you're [Rosie twists her
face
pretending to swallow it without having it touch her teeth].Yeah, it was
a
lot. But anyways, cheers."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees
with to Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus. Egged
on by Joy Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, ...
"Catholic-bashing." LOL!!! Interesting that an outfit having
over a billion people and unbelievable wealth (compare the Vatican to
Scrooge McDuck and his three cubic acres of money, and one might
be close to the reality) is CAPABLE of being "bashed." How will it
*ever* survive Behar and O'Donnell? (ROTFL!!!!!!)
O'Donnell showed no qualms about toying with the Eucharist:
the ex-Catholic knows that the Host is regarded by Catholics as the
Real Presence of Jesus.
And a billion or so Protestants have always known that THAT
notion is a ludicrous crock. But then, the Catholic Church has never
been without a vivid imagination. Just look at all that ludicrous,
extra-biblical dogma it's cooked up over the years in order to
befuddle, scare, confuse, and control the ignorant.
"This show is out of control. What happened today is not an
extension of 'Sister Act' comedy-it is a below-the-belt attack on
Catholicism.
Oh, big whoop, thin-skinned loser. Get a life!
And if 'The View' panelists protest that this is just innocent fun,
let them try their brand of religious humor on Muslims. Surely they
must know some fun >things to say about the core beliefs of Islam."
THAT just may be the first sensible notion you've ever come up
with in here. An INTERESTING challenge indeed! It'd be FUN to see
them try that!
-- Craig Chilton <xanadu222@mchsi.com>
I always knew you possessed the dark heart of hatred but what I didn't know,
until now, was the virulent anomosity you held for Catholics. Shame on you.
"Christians, it is needless to say, utterly detest each other. They slander
each other constantly with the vilest forms of abuse and cannot come to any
sort of agreement in their teachings. Each sect brands its own, fills the head
of its own with deceitful nonsense, and makes perfect little pigs of those it
wins over to its side."
[R.J.Hoffmann]
How true and it is supposed to be a god's own religion.
If that god existed do you believe for one moment
that god would put up with it !?
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30 Sep 2006 10:30:40 PM |
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On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 22:42:03 -0400,
"Jon Young"/"IBen Getiner" <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote:
Craig Chilton -- Drive the Loathsome Agendas of the RRR Cult into
Extinction." <xanadu222_@mchsi.com> wrote:
"Jon Young"/"IBen Getiner" <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote:
Jesus Ridiculed on "The View"
http://catholicleague.org/06press_releases/quarter%203/060928_Jesus_ridiculed.htm
On Thursday's edition of the ABC-TV show, "The View," ...
[ ... ]
Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees
with to Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus. Egged
on by Joy Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, ...
"Catholic-bashing." LOL!!! Interesting that an outfit having
over a billion people and unbelievable wealth (compare the Vatican to
Scrooge McDuck and his three cubic acres of money, and one might
be close to the reality) is CAPABLE of being "bashed." How will it
*ever* survive Behar and O'Donnell? (ROTFL!!!!!!)
O'Donnell showed no qualms about toying with the Eucharist:
the ex-Catholic knows that the Host is regarded by Catholics as the
Real Presence of Jesus.
And a billion or so Protestants have always known that THAT
notion is a ludicrous crock. But then, the Catholic Church has never
been without a vivid imagination. Just look at all that ludicrous,
extra-biblical dogma it's cooked up over the years in order to
befuddle, scare, confuse, and control the ignorant.
"This show is out of control. What happened today is not an
extension of 'Sister Act' comedy-it is a below-the-belt attack on
Catholicism.
Oh, big whoop, thin-skinned loser. Get a life!
And if 'The View' panelists protest that this is just innocent fun,
let them try their brand of religious humor on Muslims. Surely they
must know some fun >things to say about the core beliefs of Islam."
THAT just may be the first sensible notion you've ever come up
with in here. An INTERESTING challenge indeed! It'd be FUN to see
them try that!
I always knew you possessed the dark heart of hatred...
WRONG again. As usual.
... but what I didn't know, until now, was the virulent anomosity
you held for Catholics. Shame on you.
Damn, but you certainly are one IGNORANT loon! You can't tell the
obvious difference between my having no respect whatsoever for a
system of fear-mongering and deception that has victimized billions of
people for centuries with its lying and false dogmas, and continues
to do so, and the victims that I feel so sorry for and with whom I
empathize. I only wish they could break free, as Martin Luther did,
and see the Catholic Church for the nefarious organization that it
REALLY is.
JUST as much as I wish that all of those who've been deceived by
the lying hate-propaganda of the RRR Cult's leaders could immediately
do likewise.
http://www.chick.com/information/religions/catholicism/#hate
http://www.chick.com/reading/tracts/0040/0040_01.asp
http://www.chick.com/reading/tracts/0082/0082_01.asp
Now -- let's see if you have the guts and integrity to actually
attempt to prove ANY of the information that those three references
provide, wrong.
ANY of it!!
Lotsa luck!!
-- Craig Chilton <xanadu222@mchsi.com>
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| User: "Geoff" |
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01 Oct 2006 01:26:20 AM |
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"Craig Chilton -- Drive the Loathsome Agendas of the RRR Cult into
Extinction." <xanadu222_@mchsi.com> wrote in message
news:o3cuh2hqauht3kbd5gl30na31fbpidlou8@4ax.com...
Damn, but you certainly are one IGNORANT loon! You can't tell the
obvious difference between my having no respect whatsoever for a
system of fear-mongering and deception that has victimized billions of
people for centuries with its lying and false dogmas, and continues
to do so, and the victims that I feel so sorry for and with whom I
empathize. I only wish they could break free, as Martin Luther did,
and see the Catholic Church for the nefarious organization that it
REALLY is.
Amen brother...wish I had said that.
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| User: "Mark K. Bilbo" |
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01 Oct 2006 12:07:11 AM |
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On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 22:42:03 -0400, J Young wrote:
"Craig Chilton -- Drive the Loathsome Agendas of the RRR Cult into
Extinction." <xanadu222_@mchsi.com> wrote in message
news:dt5uh2llpptmr1ivjcjo1toirvscfpamsr@4ax.com...
On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 21:11:40 -0400,
"Jon Young"/"IBen Getiner" <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote:
http://catholicleague.org/06press_releases/quarter%203/060928_Jesus_ridicul
ed.htm
On Thursday's edition of the ABC-TV show, "The View," the four
panelists
held a glass of red wine while joking about its alcoholic effects. After
Rosie O'Donnell made a crack about the way alcohol affects Mel
Gibson-"you
just start spouting anti-Semitic statements"-Joy Behar responded, "In
vino
veritas. Don't you remember when you went to Communion? In vino veritas.
The priests were all drunk, don't you remember?" Here is what happened
next.
O'Donnell: "No. I remember they would do Body of Christ. You'd have
to say
Amen and then sometime in the 70s there was a big congregation and you
were
allowed to get it in your hand. Do you remember this?"
Behar: "No I think I dropped out by then."
O'Donnell: "Oh, well it was big because my mother used to say when you
have
that Host in your mouth don't let it touch your teeth because it was
against
(inaudible) so you know the pressure on the child getting it, you know
the
priest would put it right on your tongue and you're [Rosie twists her
face
pretending to swallow it without having it touch her teeth].Yeah, it was
a
lot. But anyways, cheers."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees
with to Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus. Egged
on by Joy Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, ...
"Catholic-bashing." LOL!!! Interesting that an outfit having
over a billion people and unbelievable wealth (compare the Vatican to
Scrooge McDuck and his three cubic acres of money, and one might
be close to the reality) is CAPABLE of being "bashed." How will it
*ever* survive Behar and O'Donnell? (ROTFL!!!!!!)
O'Donnell showed no qualms about toying with the Eucharist:
the ex-Catholic knows that the Host is regarded by Catholics as the
Real Presence of Jesus.
And a billion or so Protestants have always known that THAT
notion is a ludicrous crock. But then, the Catholic Church has never
been without a vivid imagination. Just look at all that ludicrous,
extra-biblical dogma it's cooked up over the years in order to
befuddle, scare, confuse, and control the ignorant.
"This show is out of control. What happened today is not an
extension of 'Sister Act' comedy-it is a below-the-belt attack on
Catholicism.
Oh, big whoop, thin-skinned loser. Get a life!
And if 'The View' panelists protest that this is just innocent fun,
let them try their brand of religious humor on Muslims. Surely they
must know some fun >things to say about the core beliefs of Islam."
THAT just may be the first sensible notion you've ever come up
with in here. An INTERESTING challenge indeed! It'd be FUN to see
them try that!
-- Craig Chilton <xanadu222@mchsi.com>
I always knew you possessed the dark heart of hatred but what I didn't know,
until now, was the virulent anomosity you held for Catholics. Shame on you.
Look who's talking.
--
Mark K. Bilbo
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"As hip as it is for outsiders to blame New Orleans
for everything bad that happened during and after
Hurricane Katrina, the truth is that the people
who lived here were much more prepared for a big
storm than the federal government that promised
us flood protection." [Jarvis DeBerry]
http://makeashorterlink.com/?V180525DC
"Everything New Orleans"
http://www.nola.com
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| User: "bob young" |
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01 Oct 2006 01:35:01 AM |
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"Craig Chilton -- Drive the Loathsome Agendas of the RRR Cult into Extinction." wrote:
On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 21:11:40 -0400,
"Jon Young"/"IBen Getiner" <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote:
http://catholicleague.org/06press_releases/quarter%203/060928_Jesus_ridiculed.htm
On Thursday's edition of the ABC-TV show, "The View," the four panelists
held a glass of red wine while joking about its alcoholic effects. After
Rosie O'Donnell made a crack about the way alcohol affects Mel Gibson-"you
just start spouting anti-Semitic statements"-Joy Behar responded, "In vino
veritas. Don't you remember when you went to Communion? In vino veritas.
The priests were all drunk, don't you remember?" Here is what happened next.
O'Donnell: "No. I remember they would do Body of Christ. You'd have to say
Amen and then sometime in the 70s there was a big congregation and you were
allowed to get it in your hand. Do you remember this?"
Behar: "No I think I dropped out by then."
O'Donnell: "Oh, well it was big because my mother used to say when you have
that Host in your mouth don't let it touch your teeth because it was against
(inaudible) so you know the pressure on the child getting it, you know the
priest would put it right on your tongue and you're [Rosie twists her face
pretending to swallow it without having it touch her teeth].Yeah, it was a
lot. But anyways, cheers."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees
with to Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus. Egged
on by Joy Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, ...
"Catholic-bashing." LOL!!! Interesting that an outfit having
over a billion people and unbelievable wealth (compare the Vatican to
Scrooge McDuck and his three cubic acres of money, and one might
be close to the reality) is CAPABLE of being "bashed." How will it
*ever* survive Behar and O'Donnell? (ROTFL!!!!!!)
O'Donnell showed no qualms about toying with the Eucharist:
the ex-Catholic knows that the Host is regarded by Catholics as the
Real Presence of Jesus.
And a billion or so Protestants have always known that THAT
notion is a ludicrous crock. But then, the Catholic Church has never
been without a vivid imagination. Just look at all that ludicrous,
extra-biblical dogma it's cooked up over the years in order to
befuddle, scare, confuse, and control the ignorant.
Seen on television three weeks ago - 'advertisement':
Junior Rosaries -all major credit cards accepted'
It don't get more ludicrous than that
"This show is out of control. What happened today is not an
extension of 'Sister Act' comedy-it is a below-the-belt attack on
Catholicism.
Oh, big whoop, thin-skinned loser. Get a life!
And if 'The View' panelists protest that this is just innocent fun,
let them try their brand of religious humor on Muslims. Surely they
must know some fun >things to say about the core beliefs of Islam."
THAT just may be the first sensible notion you've ever come up
with in here. An INTERESTING challenge indeed! It'd be FUN to see
them try that!
-- Craig Chilton <xanadu222@mchsi.com>
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| User: "John Baker" |
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30 Sep 2006 11:09:15 PM |
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On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 21:11:40 -0400, "J Young" <youngopinions@aol.com>
wrote:
http://catholicleague.org/06press_releases/quarter%203/060928_Jesus_ridiculed.htm
On Thursday's edition of the ABC-TV show, "The View," the four panelists
held a glass of red wine while joking about its alcoholic effects. After
Rosie O'Donnell made a crack about the way alcohol affects Mel Gibson-"you
just start spouting anti-Semitic statements"-Joy Behar responded, "In vino
veritas. Don't you remember when you went to Communion? In vino veritas. The
priests were all drunk, don't you remember?" Here is what happened next.
O'Donnell: "No. I remember they would do Body of Christ. You'd have to say
Amen and then sometime in the 70s there was a big congregation and you were
allowed to get it in your hand. Do you remember this?"
Behar: "No I think I dropped out by then."
O'Donnell: "Oh, well it was big because my mother used to say when you have
that Host in your mouth don't let it touch your teeth because it was against
(inaudible) so you know the pressure on the child getting it, you know the
priest would put it right on your tongue and you're [Rosie twists her face
pretending to swallow it without having it touch her teeth].Yeah, it was a
lot. But anyways, cheers."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees with to
Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus. Egged on by Joy
Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, O'Donnell showed no qualms
about toying with the Eucharist: the ex-Catholic knows that the Host is
regarded by Catholics as the Real Presence of Jesus.
"This show is out of control. What happened today is not an extension of
'Sister Act' comedy-it is a below-the-belt attack on Catholicism. And if
'The View' panelists protest that this is just innocent fun, let them try
their brand of religious humor on Muslims. Surely they must know some fun
things to say about the core beliefs of Islam."
Typical Christian hypocrite. You can dish out the ridicule, but you
whine like a spoiled brat when you're on the receiving end. Poor baby.
That big tear that's *not* rolling down my cheek is just for you.
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| User: "Jaye Elke" |
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30 Sep 2006 11:25:47 PM |
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I'm sorry there are so many Christian hypocrites. Please don't judge Christ
by the actions of those who profess to know Him. :)
"John Baker" <nunya@bizniz.net> wrote in message
news:3lfuh29he12jpstut61kpi8j9r0pauf3cv@4ax.com...
On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 21:11:40 -0400, "J Young" <youngopinions@aol.com>
wrote:
http://catholicleague.org/06press_releases/quarter%203/060928_Jesus_ridiculed.htm
On Thursday's edition of the ABC-TV show, "The View," the four panelists
held a glass of red wine while joking about its alcoholic effects. After
Rosie O'Donnell made a crack about the way alcohol affects Mel Gibson-"you
just start spouting anti-Semitic statements"-Joy Behar responded, "In vino
veritas. Don't you remember when you went to Communion? In vino veritas.
The
priests were all drunk, don't you remember?" Here is what happened next.
O'Donnell: "No. I remember they would do Body of Christ. You'd have to say
Amen and then sometime in the 70s there was a big congregation and you
were
allowed to get it in your hand. Do you remember this?"
Behar: "No I think I dropped out by then."
O'Donnell: "Oh, well it was big because my mother used to say when you
have
that Host in your mouth don't let it touch your teeth because it was
against
(inaudible) so you know the pressure on the child getting it, you know the
priest would put it right on your tongue and you're [Rosie twists her face
pretending to swallow it without having it touch her teeth].Yeah, it was a
lot. But anyways, cheers."
Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows:
"A few weeks ago, O'Donnell compared Christians whom she disagrees with to
Muslim terrorists, and now we have her ridiculing Jesus. Egged on by Joy
Behar, who is no stranger to Catholic bashing, O'Donnell showed no qualms
about toying with the Eucharist: the ex-Catholic knows that the Host is
regarded by Catholics as the Real Presence of Jesus.
"This show is out of control. What happened today is not an extension of
'Sister Act' comedy-it is a below-the-belt attack on Catholicism. And if
'The View' panelists protest that this is just innocent fun, let them try
their brand of religious humor on Muslims. Surely they must know some fun
things to say about the core beliefs of Islam."
Typical Christian hypocrite. You can dish out the ridicule, but you
whine like a spoiled brat when you're on the receiving end. Poor baby.
That big tear that's *not* rolling down my cheek is just for you.
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03 Oct 2006 10:59:48 AM |
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"Jaye Elke" <ElkeJaye@hsunmail.com> wrote in message
news:erHTg.279297$Jn2.218048@fe10.news.easynews.com...
I'm sorry there are so many Christian hypocrites. Please don't judge
Christ by the actions of those who profess to know Him. :)
No problem - I don't judge non-existent beings anyway.
--
Robyn
Resident Witchypoo
#1557
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| User: "Chris Johnson" |
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01 Oct 2006 02:17:11 AM |
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Jaye Elke wrote:
I'm sorry there are so many Christian hypocrites. Please don't judge Christ
by the actions of those who profess to know Him. :)
Isn't it a bit telling that those that claim knowledge fail to act upon
it? If I knew that there were someone who could see everything I did
and would hold me accountable, I would most certainly follow its
strictures (assuming of course that I decided that it was ethical to do
so, but I haven't yet met a Christian who claims he's following his
god's rules against his better judgment).
Why then do Christians constantly need to reform and repent? I propose
that it is because on some level it is because they don't believe
anybody's watching over their shoulder. They don't believe all those
rules are reasonable to follow. They don't believe they're going to be
held accountable. Their actions speak much more loudly than their
words, and their actions scream that they're simply trying desperately
to convince themselves of what they know to be false.
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| User: "John Baker" |
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01 Oct 2006 04:09:57 PM |
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On Sun, 01 Oct 2006 04:25:47 GMT, "Jaye Elke" <ElkeJaye@hsunmail.com>
wrote:
I'm sorry there are so many Christian hypocrites. Please don't judge Christ
by the actions of those who profess to know Him. :)
I see no compelling reason to assume that Christ ever actually
existed, but if he did, I'm sure he'd find the likes of J Young as
distasteful as I do. In any case, I don't judge all Christians by the
hate-mongering, bigoted arseholes we generally see here in
alt.atheism. I'd wager that most of their fellow believers view them
as somewhat of an embarrassment.
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| User: "Douglas Berry" |
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01 Oct 2006 06:51:04 PM |
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On Sun, 01 Oct 2006 04:25:47 GMT, "Jaye Elke" <ElkeJaye@hsunmail.com>
wrote:
I'm sorry there are so many Christian hypocrites. Please don't judge Christ
by the actions of those who profess to know Him. :)
OK. Let's judge Jesus by what he said and did. According to the
Gospels, he was intolerent, condemed just about everyone to hell,
gleefully tore families apart, ordered his followers to live in
poverty while enjoying luxury himself, and willfully attacked
legitimate businessmen because he didn't like where they had set up.
There's more. Would you like the Biblical verses that back up what
I've said?
--
Douglas Berry Do the OBVIOUS thing to send e-mail
Atheist #2147, Atheist Vet #5
Jason Gastrich is praying for me on 8 January 2011
"The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the
source of all true art and all science. He to whom this emotion is a
stranger, who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as
good as dead: his eyes are closed." - Albert Einstein
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| User: "Jude Alexander Cajun@middle of the swamp.com" |
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02 Oct 2006 04:09:57 PM |
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"Douglas Berry" <penguin_boy@mindOBVIOUSspring.com> wrote in message
news:7uk0i2pfbhcog7ked0cffjgge8016pmcf7@4ax.com...
On Sun, 01 Oct 2006 04:25:47 GMT, "Jaye Elke" <ElkeJaye@hsunmail.com>
wrote:
I'm sorry there are so many Christian hypocrites. Please don't judge
Christ
by the actions of those who profess to know Him. :)
OK. Let's judge Jesus by what he said and did. According to the
Gospels, he was intolerent, condemed just about everyone to hell,
gleefully tore families apart, ordered his followers to live in
poverty while enjoying luxury himself, and willfully attacked
legitimate businessmen because he didn't like where they had set up.
That's about as perverse a description of Jesus I've EVER seen. lol
Jesus was A-political, an itinerary Rabbi who did rely somewhat on the
offerings of his believers to continue His work. Jesus was a true pacifist
and when he spoke in terms of "violence" it was rare and always in
relationship to spiritual matters, i.e. the sword dividing the wheat from
the chaff.
If calling Jesus intolerant means He condemned bad treatment from one person
to another, then Jesus was intolerant and I hope to GOD you think of me as
intolerant also! ;)
He ordered NO ONE. He invited people to join his ministry. He talked about
the luxuries and riches being something that could stand in the way of
spirituality. Do you not agree? If one is totally submerged in "me me me"
and wanting "more more more" then one isn't much thinking about the "other
guy" now is he? When one's self centeredness is allowed to go to the bottom
of the ability of one's self, then there can be no spirituality present. At
that point, all one cares about is things & $ and typically use people in
order to get more and more. The bottomless pit of wanting more and more and
never being satisfied IS a sign of something "wrong." What the matter?
Can't take somebody actually telling you you're headed straight for a fall?
Actually, you got one thing NEARLY right. According to Jewish beliefs,
it's GOD, not Jesus who condemns one to a place called hell and another to a
place called heaven. Jesus said the same thing but was clear that it was
God, not he. The FundaMENTAList Christians have distorted Jesus just a bit
into claiming Jesus IS God and that there is a Trinity. This concept began
long after Jesus was gone and any of his first disciples.
Driving out the merchants from the temple? Are you for real? lol I bet
YOU wouldn't throw out a magazine seller who set himself up in your back
yard, now would ya? lol It was totally justified and I say HURRAH for
Jesus to stand up to the corruption of the priest that would allow merchants
into a place of worship.
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| User: "curtsybear" |
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| Title: Re: Jesus Ridiculed on "The View" |
03 Oct 2006 09:28:12 AM |
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["Followup-To:" header set to alt.politics.homosexuality.]
On 2006-10-02, Jude Alexander <Cajun@middle> wrote:
Driving out the merchants from the temple? Are you for real? lol I bet
YOU wouldn't throw out a magazine seller who set himself up in your back
yard, now would ya? lol It was totally justified and I say HURRAH for
Jesus to stand up to the corruption of the priest that would allow merchants
into a place of worship.
http://www.nplc.org/church/classified/advertising.htm
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"Let me take a Brillo Pad to your backside and show you the Power of
God!" -- Bernadette explains how her visions occur when the Charmin
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| User: "Mark K. Bilbo" |
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| Title: Re: Jesus Ridiculed on "The View" |
01 Oct 2006 12:06:31 AM |
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On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 21:11:40 -0400, J Young wrote:
Catholic League president bin Donohue responded as follows:
"KILL THE INFIDELS!!!"
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Mark K. Bilbo
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