In article , lsenders{at}hotmail.com says...
>
>Matthew Johnson wrote:
>> In article , lsenders{at}hotmail.com
>says...
>
>> >Historically, the RCC has not been kind in its sharing of the
>> >scriptures with laity.  It's organized bible burnings have been
>> >recorded and often time noted.
>>
>> You of certainly often 'noted' them. But you always failed to note
>what was most
>> important: they did not burn _bibles_, they burned unacceptably bad
>> _translations_ of them.
>>
>All that proves is that you have not done your home work.

No, it proves that you have not done yours.

>  It also
>proves that you haven't had any 1st hand reports of this.

But that is neither here nor there. The whole _point_ of doing research is to
learn what goes _beyond_ 1st hand reports.

>  It happened
>in Sicily right after the WW2, even to the point where two protestant
>missionaries were killed.

'It'? Are you going to leave this so vague with no documenation as you so often
do out of your anti-catholic bile?

Remember: I said they burned bad _translations_. Or are you going to claim that
they burned Greek NT and Hebrew OT in Sicily right after WW2? Or are you going
to claim that they burned the Douay translations?

>It happened in Canada in the late 40's and
>also in the Philippians.

Philippians? Is this carelessness typical of your 'research', Loren?

>  The first is have a historical record of.

Then why can you tell us NOTHING about it? You didn't even say what translations
they burned, or how many, or give any _other_ hint of why we should take your
word for it.

>Of
>the last two, I have two missionaries who where there.

I would not take their word for it, just as I will not take yours.

>Bad translations!!!   Now that's a good one.  Didn't know you had such
>a sense of humor, Matthew.

There's a lot you don't know about me, Loren, because you insist of viewing not
just my posts, but the whole world through such twisted lenses.


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