Religions > Atheism > Massive pro-family rally in Madrid to protest new education law
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Massive pro-family rally in Madrid to protest new education law |
All over the world, people are crying out for a return to morals and
decency; a time when the family was deemed more important to society than
the perverts and deviants. The RCC has been at the forefront of this battle
to impress upon our elected officials the will of the people. After the
scandals in the American churches, the Vatican has worked hard to
rehabilitate it's reputation. Kudos.
http://www.cwnews.com/news/viewstory.cfm?recnum=40690
Massive pro-family rally in Madrid to protest new education law
Madrid, Nov. 11 (CWNews.com) - Nearly 800 different organizations, and an
estimated 1.5 million people, will gather in Madrid on Saturday, November
12, to demonstrate against a new education law.
The protesters, who have the backing of the Catholic hierarchy and the
opposition Parti Popular, argue that the new law violates the rights of
parents to control the education of their own children. The law, passed by
the country's Socialist government over strong Catholic opposition,
downgrades religious instruction.
Lola Velarde, the president of the Family Policy Institutes of Europe, and
one of the principal organizers of the Saturday demonstration, told the
Fides news agency that the protests against government policies in Spain
show the formation of a broad coalition of pro-family activists in Europe.
Support for the protest is coming from at least 17 different countries.
A similar clash between the Spanish government and pro-family groups
occurred in July, when legislation allowing legal recognition of same-sex
marriage went into effect. Cardinal Antonio Maria Ruoco Varela of Madrid led
more than 1 million people onto the streets of the capital city to protest
that measure as well.
Conflict between the Spanish government and the Catholic Chuch has been
frequent since the inauguration of a new Socialist government under Prime
Minister José Luis Zapatero in March 2004. The government has eased divorce
rules, ended mandatory religious education in public schools, promoted
stem-cell research, allowed homosexual couples to adopt children, and
legalized same-sex marriage. Zapatero has promised future efforts to ease
legal access to abortion, support in vitro fertilization, allow
physician-assisted suicide, back cloning research, and end aid to parochial
schools.
On Thursday, November 10, Zapatero's deputy, Maria Teresa Fernandez de la
Vega, met quietly in Rome with the Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal
Angelo Sodano. Although there was speculation that their meeting was
designed to ease tensions regarding the education law, neither the Vatican
nor the Spanish government offered any official statement about their
discussions.
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14 Nov 2005 10:07:09 AM |
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"J Young" <youngopinions@aol.com> suddenly spluttered:
All over the world, people are crying out for a return to morals and
decency; a time when the family was deemed more important to society than
the perverts and deviants. The RCC has been at the forefront of this battle
to impress upon our elected officials the will of the people. After the
scandals in the American churches, the Vatican has worked hard to
rehabilitate it's reputation. Kudos.
http://www.cwnews.com/news/viewstory.cfm?recnum=40690
Massive pro-family rally in Madrid to protest new education law
Madrid, Nov. 11 (CWNews.com) - Nearly 800 different organizations, and an
estimated 1.5 million people, will gather in Madrid on Saturday, November
12, to demonstrate against a new education law.
The protesters, who have the backing of the Catholic hierarchy and the
opposition Parti Popular, argue that the new law violates the rights of
parents to control the education of their own children. The law, passed by
the country's Socialist government over strong Catholic opposition,
downgrades religious instruction.
Lola Velarde, the president of the Family Policy Institutes of Europe, and
one of the principal organizers of the Saturday demonstration, told the
Fides news agency that the protests against government policies in Spain
show the formation of a broad coalition of pro-family activists in Europe.
Support for the protest is coming from at least 17 different countries.
A similar clash between the Spanish government and pro-family groups
occurred in July, when legislation allowing legal recognition of same-sex
marriage went into effect. Cardinal Antonio Maria Ruoco Varela of Madrid led
more than 1 million people onto the streets of the capital city to protest
that measure as well.
Conflict between the Spanish government and the Catholic Chuch has been
frequent since the inauguration of a new Socialist government under Prime
Minister José Luis Zapatero in March 2004. The government has eased divorce
rules, ended mandatory religious education in public schools, promoted
stem-cell research, allowed homosexual couples to adopt children, and
legalized same-sex marriage. Zapatero has promised future efforts to ease
legal access to abortion, support in vitro fertilization, allow
physician-assisted suicide, back cloning research, and end aid to parochial
schools.
On Thursday, November 10, Zapatero's deputy, Maria Teresa Fernandez de la
Vega, met quietly in Rome with the Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal
Angelo Sodano. Although there was speculation that their meeting was
designed to ease tensions regarding the education law, neither the Vatican
nor the Spanish government offered any official statement about their
discussions.
Do the words 'democratically elected' mean nothing to you Christer
scum?
As for
All over the world, people are crying out for a return to morals and
decency; a time when the family was deemed more important to society than
the perverts and deviants.
Do some research, numbskull.
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Conflict over the exact will/purpose/nature of God cannot ever be
resolved, since there are no facts to go on.
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14 Nov 2005 03:53:53 PM |
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Anaconda wrestlers for Jesus wrote:
"J Young" <youngopinions@aol.com> suddenly spluttered:
All over the world, people are crying out for a return to morals and
decency; a time when the family was deemed more important to society than
the perverts and deviants. The RCC has been at the forefront of this battle
to impress upon our elected officials the will of the people. After the
scandals in the American churches, the Vatican has worked hard to
rehabilitate it's reputation. Kudos.
http://www.cwnews.com/news/viewstory.cfm?recnum=40690
Massive pro-family rally in Madrid to protest new education law
Madrid, Nov. 11 (CWNews.com) - Nearly 800 different organizations, and an
estimated 1.5 million people, will gather in Madrid on Saturday, November
12, to demonstrate against a new education law.
The protesters, who have the backing of the Catholic hierarchy and the
opposition Parti Popular, argue that the new law violates the rights of
parents to control the education of their own children. The law, passed by
the country's Socialist government over strong Catholic opposition,
downgrades religious instruction.
Lola Velarde, the president of the Family Policy Institutes of Europe, and
one of the principal organizers of the Saturday demonstration, told the
Fides news agency that the protests against government policies in Spain
show the formation of a broad coalition of pro-family activists in Europe.
Support for the protest is coming from at least 17 different countries.
A similar clash between the Spanish government and pro-family groups
occurred in July, when legislation allowing legal recognition of same-sex
marriage went into effect. Cardinal Antonio Maria Ruoco Varela of Madrid led
more than 1 million people onto the streets of the capital city to protest
that measure as well.
Conflict between the Spanish government and the Catholic Chuch has been
frequent since the inauguration of a new Socialist government under Prime
Minister José Luis Zapatero in March 2004. The government has eased divorce
rules, ended mandatory religious education in public schools, promoted
stem-cell research, allowed homosexual couples to adopt children, and
legalized same-sex marriage. Zapatero has promised future efforts to ease
legal access to abortion, support in vitro fertilization, allow
physician-assisted suicide, back cloning research, and end aid to parochial
schools.
On Thursday, November 10, Zapatero's deputy, Maria Teresa Fernandez de la
Vega, met quietly in Rome with the Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal
Angelo Sodano. Although there was speculation that their meeting was
designed to ease tensions regarding the education law, neither the Vatican
nor the Spanish government offered any official statement about their
discussions.
Do the words 'democratically elected' mean nothing to you Christer
scum?
Democracy does not entitle the majority to trample the
rights of the minority.
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15 Nov 2005 04:54:43 PM |
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"S. Maizlich" <s.e.maizlisch@utaa.eduu> suddenly spluttered:
Anaconda wrestlers for Jesus wrote:
"J Young" <youngopinions@aol.com> suddenly spluttered:
All over the world, people are crying out for a return to morals and
decency; a time when the family was deemed more important to society than
the perverts and deviants. The RCC has been at the forefront of this battle
to impress upon our elected officials the will of the people. After the
scandals in the American churches, the Vatican has worked hard to
rehabilitate it's reputation. Kudos.
http://www.cwnews.com/news/viewstory.cfm?recnum=40690
Massive pro-family rally in Madrid to protest new education law
Madrid, Nov. 11 (CWNews.com) - Nearly 800 different organizations, and an
estimated 1.5 million people, will gather in Madrid on Saturday, November
12, to demonstrate against a new education law.
The protesters, who have the backing of the Catholic hierarchy and the
opposition Parti Popular, argue that the new law violates the rights of
parents to control the education of their own children. The law, passed by
the country's Socialist government over strong Catholic opposition,
downgrades religious instruction.
Lola Velarde, the president of the Family Policy Institutes of Europe, and
one of the principal organizers of the Saturday demonstration, told the
Fides news agency that the protests against government policies in Spain
show the formation of a broad coalition of pro-family activists in Europe.
Support for the protest is coming from at least 17 different countries.
A similar clash between the Spanish government and pro-family groups
occurred in July, when legislation allowing legal recognition of same-sex
marriage went into effect. Cardinal Antonio Maria Ruoco Varela of Madrid led
more than 1 million people onto the streets of the capital city to protest
that measure as well.
Conflict between the Spanish government and the Catholic Chuch has been
frequent since the inauguration of a new Socialist government under Prime
Minister José Luis Zapatero in March 2004. The government has eased divorce
rules, ended mandatory religious education in public schools, promoted
stem-cell research, allowed homosexual couples to adopt children, and
legalized same-sex marriage. Zapatero has promised future efforts to ease
legal access to abortion, support in vitro fertilization, allow
physician-assisted suicide, back cloning research, and end aid to parochial
schools.
On Thursday, November 10, Zapatero's deputy, Maria Teresa Fernandez de la
Vega, met quietly in Rome with the Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal
Angelo Sodano. Although there was speculation that their meeting was
designed to ease tensions regarding the education law, neither the Vatican
nor the Spanish government offered any official statement about their
discussions.
Do the words 'democratically elected' mean nothing to you Christer
scum?
Democracy does not entitle the majority to trample the
rights of the minority.
What rights?
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Conflict over the exact will/purpose/nature of God cannot ever be
resolved, since there are no facts to go on.
D Silverman FLAHN, SMLAHN
AA #2208
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| User: "Rev. 11D Meow" |
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14 Nov 2005 10:38:32 AM |
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Do the words, "TOP-POST THE LAME-ASSED ONES"
mean anything to you lame-***** inter-poster one?
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14 Nov 2005 12:15:27 PM |
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"Rev. 11D Meow" <Jimmy@Crack.Corn> suddenly spluttered:
Do the words, "TOP-POST THE LAME-ASSED ONES"
mean anything to you lame-***** inter-poster one?
"Anaconda wrestlers for Jesus" <yournamehere@martyrdom.org> wrote in message
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1) I was replying, not posting.
2) What the &^%$ are you on?
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Conflict over the exact will/purpose/nature of God cannot ever be
resolved, since there are no facts to go on.
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14 Nov 2005 12:20:10 PM |
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Oh, so sorry, oh mighty &^%$-on one.
I perchance thought you may have been posting something relevant.
Indian drug firms score big with generic mixes
New Delhi (dpa) - From launching reasonably priced anti-HIV drug cocktails
to defiantly declaring production of bird flu medicines and supplying the
ingredients to the international market, Indian drug firms are thriving on
generic drug mixes.
Even though India recently introduced a patent regime that was expected to
sound the death-knell for the country's ``copycat'' drug firms, the industry
continues to grow.
Such firms, experts at ``reverse engineering'' drugs, are doing research to
produce raw materials or medicines for tackling avian influenza, commonly
called bird flu, and exporting them.
A case in point is Thailand where an unnamed Indian drug firm that had been
providing raw materials for the anti-HIV drug cocktails has branched out
into supplying the Oseltamivir ingredient for the anti-bird flu drug
``Tamiflu''.
Thailand, where bird flu has killed 13 people, recently declare it will
produce its own version of Tamiflu, using imported ingredients from India.
The Indian entity has not publicly acknowledged exporting raw materials for
cheap Tamiflu production, and the legality is unclear.
Dr Gajannan Wakankar, director of the Indian Drugs Manufacturers Association
(IDMA), said the World Trade Organization (WTO) allows ``flexibilities''
under patent laws to help countries cope with health emergencies. But under
the patent regime compulsory licenses can be issued only for production of
drugs for domestic consumption.
``It is not all that simple for raw materials or active pharmaceutical
ingredients to be exported. However, it seems that the raw materials which
are reportedly being supplied to Thailand are technically not within the
purview of patent laws,'' Wakankar said.
At the same time, India's Cipla, known for making the anti-HIV drugs as well
as its versions of scores of patented drugs including Viagra and Lipitor,
also plans to commercially manufacture a generic version of Tamiflu.
``Yes, we plan to manufacture Tamiflu, but it is purely on humanitarian
grounds,'' Dr Yusuf Hamied, chairman of Cipla told Deutsche Presse-Agentur
dpa. The intellectual property rights for Tamiflu with the Swiss-based drug
multinational Roche would not be violated since it has not registered its
patent in India.
Cipla, India's second largest pharmaceutical company has said it is ready to
enter into a tie-up with Roche.
However, industry experts say there is not much stopping Cipla from going it
alone. In a health emergency, patent laws allow governments to buy generics,
cancel patents, or force patent holders to license their formula for
production.
India developed a thriving generic industry after the country abolished
pharmaceutical product patents in 1972, which allowed its companies to
produce generic versions of medicines under patent. Companies were allowed
to reverse-engineer drugs that came after costly and prolonged research by
international firms.
Following the WTO patent protection rules that came into effect early this
year, the Indian Parliament approved a patent bill that makes it illegal for
companies to make copies of patented drugs.
This sparked a loud protest from health activists and voluntary
organizations in India, Africa and several developing countries that said
the new legislation would stop the supply of these affordable and essential
drugs for the global poor.
But despite the adoption of the product patent regime, Indian firms that
export drugs to as many as 90 countries and are the among the world's most
cost-effective producers are poised for a big growth - with the generic drug
market being identified as the driver of the growth.
Various media reports have quoted Global Insight, a UK research institution,
saying that India's global share in the generic market will increase from
four per cent to 33 per cent in the next three years.
According to Subodh Priolkar, president of the Indian Pharmaceutical
Association, the Indian drugs industry could capture up to 15 billion US
dollars of the estimated 50 billion dollar global generic market in the next
three years.
But the new patent legislation, has also prompted Indian companies to set
sights on emerging areas in the pharmaceutical industry.
Besides acquiring international brands, getting into partnership with
generic companies, as well inking licensing agreements, Indian drug
companies are also investing big sums into research and development,
Priolkar said.
Many multinational companies are also viewing India as a base to establish
research facilities because of an abundance of quality researchers and the
low costs.
"Anaconda wrestlers for Jesus" <yournamehere@martyrdom.org> wrote in message
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"Rev. 11D Meow" <Jimmy@Crack.Corn> suddenly spluttered:
Do the words, "TOP-POST THE LAME-ASSED ONES"
mean anything to you lame-***** inter-poster one?
"Anaconda wrestlers for Jesus" <yournamehere@martyrdom.org> wrote in
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1) I was replying, not posting.
2) What the &^%$ are you on?
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Conflict over the exact will/purpose/nature of God cannot ever be
resolved, since there are no facts to go on.
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14 Nov 2005 07:03:26 AM |
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*Madrid, Nov. 11 (CWNews.com) - Nearly 800 different *organizations,
and an
*estimated 1.5 million people, will gather in Madrid on *Saturday,
November
*12, to demonstrate against a new education law.
If you were honest, you'd post the actual figure which is around 400
000 people, only a fourth of what was "announced".
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14 Nov 2005 10:09:07 AM |
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"Parsifal" <jeanpascalvachon@gmail.com> suddenly spluttered:
*Madrid, Nov. 11 (CWNews.com) - Nearly 800 different *organizations,
and an
*estimated 1.5 million people, will gather in Madrid on *Saturday,
November
*12, to demonstrate against a new education law.
If you were honest, you'd post the actual figure which is around 400
000 people, only a fourth of what was "announced".
True Christians ( cue bagpipes) Do this bait-and switch thing
subconsciously, which is why it never bothers them that they are
bearing false witness.
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Conflict over the exact will/purpose/nature of God cannot ever be
resolved, since there are no facts to go on.
D Silverman FLAHN, SMLAHN
AA #2208
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15 Nov 2005 04:24:22 AM |
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J Young <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote:
All over the world, people are crying out for a return to morals and
decency;
While you're calling for death, slavery, and suffering.
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Ray Fischer
rfischer@sonic.net
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15 Nov 2005 12:54:38 PM |
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In article <dlbntm$f00$1@bolt.sonic.net>, wrote:
J Young <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote:
All over the world, people are crying out for a return to morals and
decency;
While you're calling for death, slavery, and suffering.
€€ According to the Roman church, suffering is one of the Blessed paths
to Salvation,
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16 Nov 2005 02:34:19 AM |
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In News r_-1511050454380001@192.168.1.100,, €€R.L.Measures at r_@somis.org,
typed this:
In article <dlbntm$f00$1@bolt.sonic.net>, wrote:
J Young <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote:
All over the world, people are crying out for a return to morals and
decency;
While you're calling for death, slavery, and suffering.
€€ According to the Roman church, suffering is one of the Blessed
paths to Salvation,
Which explains the RCC's particular talent for making it happen so often.
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Question with boldness even the existence of god; because if there be
one, he must more approve the homage of reason than that of blindfolded
fear. – Thomas Jefferson
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16 Nov 2005 01:10:56 PM |
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In article <LUwef.944$N45.24@newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net>,
"Andrealphus" <NOREALEMAIL10@THISADDRESS.FOAD> wrote:
In News r_-1511050454380001@192.168.1.100,, €€R.L.Measures at r_@somis.org,
typed this:
In article <dlbntm$f00$1@bolt.sonic.net>, wrote:
J Young <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote:
All over the world, people are crying out for a return to morals and
decency;
While you're calling for death, slavery, and suffering.
€€ According to the Roman church, suffering is one of the Blessed
paths to Salvation,
Which explains the RCC's particular talent for making it happen so often.
€€ Chortle. To me it is no puzzle why c. half of female RCC saints
succeeded in torturing themselves into early graves. The laugher is that
the organization refers to other organized religions as "pagan".
--
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16 Nov 2005 10:16:17 PM |
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In News r_-1611050510560001@192.168.1.100,, €€R.L.Measures at r_@somis.org,
typed this:
In article <LUwef.944$N45.24@newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net>,
"Andrealphus" <NOREALEMAIL10@THISADDRESS.FOAD> wrote:
In News r_-1511050454380001@192.168.1.100,, €€R.L.Measures at
r_@somis.org, typed this:
In article <dlbntm$f00$1@bolt.sonic.net>, wrote:
J Young <youngopinions@aol.com> wrote:
All over the world, people are crying out for a return to morals
and decency;
While you're calling for death, slavery, and suffering.
€€ According to the Roman church, suffering is one of the Blessed
paths to Salvation,
Which explains the RCC's particular talent for making it happen so
often.
€€ Chortle. To me it is no puzzle why c. half of female RCC saints
succeeded in torturing themselves into early graves. The laugher is
that the organization refers to other organized religions as "pagan".
LOL! Quite true.
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Question with boldness even the existence of god; because if there be
one, he must more approve the homage of reason than that of blindfolded
fear. – Thomas Jefferson
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15 Nov 2005 01:07:50 AM |
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J Young wrote:
All over the world, people are crying out for a return to morals and
decency
I had no idea the Taliban was so popular!
<snip>
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+==================== L. Michael Roberts ======================+
This represents my personal opinion and NOT Company policy
Goderich, Ont, Canada. To reply, post a request for my valid E-mail
"Life is a sexually transmitted, terminal, condition"
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14 Nov 2005 08:11:01 PM |
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J Young wrote:
All over the world, people are crying out for a return to morals and
decency...
....and thus dump the jebus death cult?
By the way, "all over the world" includes where I live. As nothing
whatsoever happens here which resembles what you describe...
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"To his friend a man a friend shall prove,
And gifts with gifts requite;
But men shall mocking with mockery answer,
And fraud with falsehood meet."
(The Poetic Edda)
Must have been written with fundies in mind...
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14 Nov 2005 11:20:27 AM |
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On Mon, 14 Nov 2005 00:33:19 -0500, "J Young" <youngopinions@aol.com>
in alt.abortion with message-id
<kN-dnb00A-eGv-XenZ2dnUVZ_tOdnZ2d@giganews.com> wrote:
Off topic yet again. You do this a lot.
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14 Nov 2005 12:12:47 PM |
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Attila <prochoice@here.now> wrote in
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On Mon, 14 Nov 2005 00:33:19 -0500, "J Young" <youngopinions@aol.com>
in alt.abortion with message-id
<kN-dnb00A-eGv-XenZ2dnUVZ_tOdnZ2d@giganews.com> wrote:
Off topic yet again. You do this a lot.
do you feel like a hypocrite criticizing others for doing what you do?
you do this a lot.
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14 Nov 2005 08:52:19 PM |
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On Mon, 14 Nov 2005 00:33:19 -0500, "J Young" <youngopinions@aol.com>
wrote:
All over the world, people are crying out for a return to morals and
decency; a time when the family was deemed more important to society than
the perverts and deviants. The RCC has been at the forefront of this battle
to impress upon our elected officials the will of the people. After the
scandals in the American churches, the Vatican has worked hard to
rehabilitate it's reputation. Kudos.
The Church will rehabilitate it's reputation when it admits the way to
deal with the problem is not through some feckless cover ups.
Christians always amaze me when they tell me that if I'm not one of
them, I couldn't possibly have a moral value system.
Bill Smith
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14 Nov 2005 12:13:54 PM |
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http://riot.lashells.com/justine.html
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14 Nov 2005 12:23:14 PM |
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"Rev. 11D Meow" <Jimmy@Crack.Corn> suddenly spluttered:
http://riot.lashells.com/justine.html
What's your point?
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Conflict over the exact will/purpose/nature of God cannot ever be
resolved, since there are no facts to go on.
D Silverman FLAHN, SMLAHN
AA #2208
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| User: "Rev. 11D Meow" |
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| Title: Re: Re: Massive pro-family rally in Madrid to protest new education law |
14 Nov 2005 12:39:31 PM |
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All Born-Dead Infants Should Be Enshrined
In DUHbya's Tea Kettle!!!
That's What The Point IS!
"Anaconda wrestlers for Jesus" <yournamehere@martyrdom.org> wrote in message
news:8d0hn1ljjdvemu21g1671j66tiuu9ubs9a@4ax.com...
"Rev. 11D Meow" <Jimmy@Crack.Corn> suddenly spluttered:
http://riot.lashells.com/justine.html
What's your point?
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| User: "Paul Duca" |
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| Title: Re: Massive pro-family rally in Madrid to protest new educationlaw |
15 Nov 2005 03:04:28 AM |
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in article kN-dnb00A-eGv-XenZ2dnUVZ_tOdnZ2d@giganews.com, J Young at
youngopinions@aol.com wrote on 11/14/05 12:33 AM:
All over the world, people are crying out for a return to morals and
decency; a time when the family was deemed more important to society than
the perverts and deviants.
Get the family to Catholic Heaven and THEN see how important God
thinks they are...and how He rewards them.
Paul
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