Dan Ceppa -> Ed Hulett wrote:
 ->> On 29 Apr 09  12:00:36, Ed Hulett got back to Dan Ceppa
 ->> Re: Salad Bar Mor ons


 DC>> Having that crap displayed on public property is an afront to each and
 EH>> every person who DC> has the right to be on that public property that
 EH>> doesn't buy DC> into that particular religious poiny of view.

 EH>> Huh? Where is the right not to be offended come from?

 DC> I don't see you allowing sacrifices of chickens in public.

The Humane Society wouldn't like it either. Plus, it would be a misdemeanor
in most jurisdictions.

 DC>> Like Jeff, you actually think that xianity is a homogeneous group.  It
 DC>> is far from it.  There are over 3,000 separate sects in the US alone.
 DC>> Not every sect holds to same views that Jeff's sect does.  And, your
 DC>> cult isn't xian, so you don't even count among those 3k+

 EH>> Yet one more ignorant rant from you.

 DC> Really?  It shows you what you don't know.  Go ahead, bright boy, find
 DC> out just how many different xians sects are out there.

I don't need to, nor is it germane to this discussion. It is nothing more
than another strawman for you to beat up.

 DC>> Then, there are other religions that aren't xian.  Your prayers in
 DC>> exlusion of theirs is discriminatory.

 EH>> Huh? No one is forcing them to join in.

 DC> Have you forgotten your godlings injuction about public prayer already?

What "godling" are you referring to? I have no "godling."

 DC> You have less of an attention span than a gnat smoking pot.

You are an inveterate troll.

 DC>> I know you can't understand it.  It's al because of the mis-wording
 DC>> of the Golden Rule that you follow.

 EH>> You know nothing of the golden rule.

 DC> The reason you don't know what I'm talking about is because you
 DC> don't know shit about anything.

*YOU* are the one who doesn't know what you are talking about.

 DC> Has it occurred to you that the Golden Rule was oenned far earlier
 DC> than that supposedly given by your godling?  That's right, Ed, he
 DC> wasn't the first to have taught it.

What are you running on about now? You obviously don't follow the golden
rule, so what is your point?

Ed

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