On Sunday, January 4, 2015 12:39:06 AM UTC-5, Tim wrote:
Harry, after reading the article and your responses to various posts, I jist have to ask- are you shoving anti-religion down people's throats?

Just curious...

No, he's shoving his dick down donnies throat. That's why he doesn't post much, thank god.

On 1/4/2015 12:39 AM, Tim wrote:
Harry, after reading the article and your responses to various posts, I jist have to ask- are you shoving anti-religion down people's throats?

Just curious...


I have yet to see Harry put forth a persuasive argument of his own
crafting. He doesn't have the skill to do so. When he shoves, folks
shove back and he goes nowhere. That's just my casual observation. YMMV

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I don't need anger management. I just need people to stop ****ing me off!
Respectfully submitted by Justan

On 1/4/15 12:39 AM, Tim wrote:
Harry, after reading the article and your responses to various posts, I jist have to ask- are you shoving anti-religion down people's throats?

Just curious...


No, Tim. I have no plans to go knocking on doors and asking people if
they've found agnosticism, nor do I have any interest in politicians or
legislation outlawing religion or what beliefs people practice in their
homes, places of worship or religious schools. In return, I'd like
similar courtesies from the religious.

On Sunday, January 4, 2015 7:17:01 AM UTC-8, Keyser Söze wrote:
On 1/4/15 12:39 AM, Tim wrote:
Harry, after reading the article and your responses to various posts, I jist have to ask- are you shoving anti-religion down people's throats?

Just curious...


No, Tim. I have no plans to go knocking on doors and asking people if
they've found agnosticism, nor do I have any interest in politicians or
legislation outlawing religion or what beliefs people practice in their
homes, places of worship or religious schools. In return, I'd like
similar courtesies from the religious.

The measure of a man can't really be made without first coming to know the purpose of his acts and what he thinks as opposed to relying on hearsay or gossip. As a Christian I have come to know the convictions of those who draw their anti-faith conclusions from denominational Christianity and its failings or perhaps those who understand Christian beliefs via very simplified readings of the Bible.

"If anyone shall set the authority of Holy Writ against clear and manifest reason, he who does this knows not what he has undertaken; for he opposes to the truth not the meaning of the Bible, which is beyond his comprehension, but rather his own interpretation, not what is in the Bible, but what he has found in himself and imagines to be there." St Augustine

The quote from St Augustine was used by the astronomer Galileo and rings true for many Christians in that the Bible,at least for some, doesn't represent dictates but a chart for stormy seas of daily life and the calm with which a genuine Christian deals with things - an acquired individual thing rather than a group ideology.

On Sun, 4 Jan 2015 07:55:31 -0800 (PST), Gerald Kelleher
wrote:

On Sunday, January 4, 2015 7:17:01 AM UTC-8, Keyser Söze wrote:
On 1/4/15 12:39 AM, Tim wrote:
Harry, after reading the article and your responses to various posts, I jist have to ask- are you shoving anti-religion down people's throats?

Just curious...


No, Tim. I have no plans to go knocking on doors and asking people if
they've found agnosticism, nor do I have any interest in politicians or
legislation outlawing religion or what beliefs people practice in their
homes, places of worship or religious schools. In return, I'd like
similar courtesies from the religious.

The measure of a man can't really be made without first coming to know the purpose of his acts and what he thinks as opposed to relying on hearsay or gossip. As a Christian I have come to know the convictions of those who draw their anti-faith conclusions from denominational Christianity and its failings or perhaps those who understand Christian beliefs via very simplified readings of the Bible.

"If anyone shall set the authority of Holy Writ against clear and manifest reason, he who does this knows not what he has undertaken; for he opposes to the truth not the meaning of the Bible, which is beyond his comprehension, but rather his own interpretation, not what is in the Bible, but what he has found in himself and imagines to be there." St Augustine

The quote from St Augustine was used by the astronomer Galileo and rings true for many Christians in that the Bible,at least for some, doesn't represent dictates but a chart for stormy seas of daily life and the calm with which a genuine Christian deals with things - an acquired individual thing rather than a group ideology.

Well said, but probably wasted on the intended audience.

On 1/4/2015 10:16 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:
On 1/4/15 12:39 AM, Tim wrote:
Harry, after reading the article and your responses to various posts,
I jist have to ask- are you shoving anti-religion down people's throats?

Just curious...


No, Tim. I have no plans to go knocking on doors and asking people if
they've found agnosticism, nor do I have any interest in politicians or
legislation outlawing religion or what beliefs people practice in their
homes, places of worship or religious schools. In return, I'd like
similar courtesies from the religious.

That's fair. You don't knock on doors and I won't either. You have my
blessing to practice your beliefs with your family in your home or cult
gathering place or teaching facility.
So that settles it. No more anti religious crap from you. Agreed?

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I don't need anger management. I just need people to stop ****ing me off!
Respectfully submitted by Justan

On Sun, 04 Jan 2015 10:16:58 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:

On 1/4/15 12:39 AM, Tim wrote:
Harry, after reading the article and your responses to various posts, I jist have to ask- are you shoving anti-religion down people's throats?

Just curious...


No, Tim. I have no plans to go knocking on doors and asking people if
they've found agnosticism, nor do I have any interest in politicians or
legislation outlawing religion or what beliefs people practice in their
homes, places of worship or religious schools. In return, I'd like
similar courtesies from the religious.

Harry, you have loaded weapons all over your house, 'just in case'.
How many folks here have knocked on your door asking you to sign up
for their religious beliefs?

Unless your goal is to cause arguing and bickering, you should just
shy away from posting religious crap.

On Sunday, January 4, 2015 7:17:01 AM UTC-8, Keyser Söze wrote:
On 1/4/15 12:39 AM, Tim wrote:
Harry, after reading the article and your responses to various posts, I jist have to ask- are you shoving anti-religion down people's throats?

Just curious...


No, Tim. I have no plans to go knocking on doors and asking people if
they've found agnosticism, nor do I have any interest in politicians or
legislation outlawing religion or what beliefs people practice in their
homes, places of worship or religious schools. In return, I'd like
similar courtesies from the religious.

How lazy of your, Krause. Of course you wouldn't dare walk door-to-door to spew your hate of religion, (That involves work!) when you can do so on a computer from the comfort of your...dwelling[?]

On 1/4/15 1:37 AM, wrote:
On Sat, 3 Jan 2015 21:39:05 -0800 (PST), Tim
wrote:

Harry, after reading the article and your responses to various posts, I jist have to ask- are you shoving anti-religion down people's throats?

Just curious...

Harry is against religion everywhere except Israel where he thinks a
direct connection between church and state is acceptable and it is OK
to impose their religious beliefs on the people living there.


Specious.

Israel was established as a Jewish nation. The United States was not
established as a Christian nation.

I am not against religion. I am against religion/religious beliefs
dictating laws, regulations, what is taught in public schools, et cetera.

On Sunday, January 4, 2015 10:22:24 AM UTC-5, Keyser Söze wrote:
On 1/4/15 1:37 AM, wrote:
On Sat, 3 Jan 2015 21:39:05 -0800 (PST), Tim
wrote:

Harry, after reading the article and your responses to various posts, I jist have to ask- are you shoving anti-religion down people's throats?

Just curious...

Harry is against religion everywhere except Israel where he thinks a
direct connection between church and state is acceptable and it is OK
to impose their religious beliefs on the people living there.


Specious.

Israel was established as a Jewish nation. The United States was not
established as a Christian nation.

I am not against religion. I am against religion/religious beliefs
dictating laws, regulations, what is taught in public schools, et cetera.

People are guided in their choices by their beliefs, or lack thereof. When a person in a political office makes a choice guided by their religious beliefs, you don't like it. When a person in a political office makes a choice guided by their lack of religious beliefs, you have no problem with it.

You do seem to have a problem with religious beliefs.