Subj : Imbolc 4001
To   : TODD HENSON
From : Moebius
Date : Thu Feb 08 2001 08:24 am

The Moon was red, making TODD HENSON ask MOEBIUS, "Is this a bad sign?"
 >> The Moon was red, making TODD HENSON ask RACHEL L. AKERS, "Is this a bad
 >> sign?"

 >>  >> Very VERY silly [not to mention ethnocentric] );-)

 >>  TH> Not to mention pretty stupid as well. It may be "humor", but it
 >> paints all Christians as evil and tolerant of those who murder.

 >> The Inquisition ring any bells?  No?  The witch hunts?

 TH> Only a very ignorant person would bring that up, for 2 reasons:

 TH> 1) It has nothing to do with anything taught in the Bible

 TH> 2) they were done by certain specific groups, that again, were not
 TH> operating by the teachings of the book they claimed to follow.

Heresy hunts aren't in the bible?  Maybe you'd better read the Old
Testament again. The Jews slaughtered everyone in Canaan, as they were
ordered to, from Jericho onward.  You use the same bible, right?  So did
the Roman Catholics.  Speanking of ignorant--oh, my mistake, you're not
taught such heresies, you're only an heir to them.

 >>  TH> But then again, you and a few others here have done a good job of
 >>  TH> falling for the
 >>  TH> politically-correct version of "tolerance", so to post that kind of
 >>  TH> stuff is nothing less than hypocrisy for you and your cause.

 >> Oh, so it's okay to shoot everyone else's sacred cows, but not yours?

 TH> Who's cow have I shot?

Nice try, but there are no innocents on either side.

 >> It's fairly obvious you have no sense of humor, Todd...

 TH> it's fairly obvious that you people are willing to ignore hate that's
 TH> disguised as humor.

Funny, you sure sound Jewish; everything said of which they don't approve
is referred to as hate.  Or Nazi-ism.

The first test of any religion is whether it's safe to not take it too
seriously.  Perhaps even laugh at it.

Yours fails.

Moebius

.... X XXX__-_\/Xx@\\=//. (Embroidering with a cat in your arms)


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