Re: Trusting the US to follow previous agreements
  By: Janis Kracht to Joe Delahaye on Sun May 01 2016 00:13:30

 JK> Could be. In my instance it was my own fault. I actually debated the
 JK> idiots given various scriptural refences because I knew how way whacky
 JK> they were. It's 
 JK> not hard to win an argument with them when you force them to look at the
 JK> greek and other ancient translations of scripture... this is something
 JK> they were not prepared for. Hence this lady kept bringing higher-up
 JK> mucky-mucks over to my house but they couldn't fight what was in front of
 JK> their eyes.. (John 1:1 which 
 JK> is translated differently in their thingy) until they finally gave up.
 JK> That lady was in tears (seriously). I told her open your eyes if you are
 JK> really that concerned about this stuff.. the world is a wonderful place
 JK> :)

Maybe you 'saved' one of them 


 >> Good thing  then for both of you I think.

 JK> There was never a chance of me joining them that's for sure. I think I was
 JK> bored and since I really like to read, somewhere in there I'd purchased a
 JK> number of interlinear books. Plus I taught myself greek then just because
 JK> I could. Ancient greek is a stretch though I'll tell ya .. Still was
 JK> very interesting.

I had enough trouble with Latin, nevermind Greek 

 JK> But yes, it was a good thing for her that I got her out of that world..
 JK> she was 
 JK> a bit dependant growing up which I think influenced the situation.

Yes, that could influence things like that.
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