On 04/17/09, Jeff Snyder quoted TIM RICHARDSON: Re: A New Hero..

TR> My name isn't `Tom'. And what you were trying to articulate for us would
TR> have been more likely covered in the U.S. Constitution, rather than the
TR> bible.


Sorry about the name confusion. It was an honest mistake on my part. As to
your latter comment, I doubt it.

TR> `Dish it out'...........`take it'? Are you sure you know the echo you are
TR> in here? This is not HolySmoke.....


Trust me; I am not the least bit interested in posting in the HOLYSMOKE echo.
I find the level of arguing, debating, personal attacks and flames in there
not to my taste. But let's be honest, from my perspective, your original
response to my comments wasn't exactly diplomatic either. :)

I've posted one comment in HOLYSMOKE during the past three weeks, and it may
very well be my last.

TR> I'm almost 68 years old. I was about 7 years old when I was first
TR> introduced to bible study, protestant-type evangelism, etc etc.


That's wonderful. You learned Biblical truth since a young age.

TR> I've had Christian-religious influence in my life since I could first
TR> remember.


Good. As I said, you probably had a better start than some others.

TR> Thats good, because the gaps in your knowledge of biblical matters are
TR> quite wide.


Now how in the world can you even begin to know that when you barely even know
me, or what I believe? Isn't that being a bit presumptuous?

TR> You shouldn't be `sharing them' at all in here. This echo is for political
TR> type discussion. HolySmoke is down the hall on your left!
TR>


Again, I have very little interest in HOLYSMOKE, other than to pass by and see
what silliness is going on in there.

BTW, you wouldn't be trying to moderate me here, would you? I just checked the
April echolist, and I didn't see your name listed as a moderator for this
echo. Hmmm...maybe the echolist robot accidentally made a deletion. :)

Anyway, don't worry; I have no intentions of carring on long Biblical
dissertations in this echo. I have my own echo for that. :)

TR> This nation is under the United States Constitution. The bible has no
TR> authority over Americans once you step outside the door of your church into
TR> the real world. We get more than enough religious fanaticism with the
TR> camel- breaths who flew jumbo jets into skyscrapers, killing around 3000
TR> Americans.


My gosh...now wasn't that a mouthful. Hmmm...If the Bible has no authority
over Americans once they step outside of a church building, are you implying
then that God has no authority over Americans either, and that He should just
stay locked up in a church building...if that were even really possible? I
just need a clarification of what exactly you mean here.

Are you also suggesting that Christians don't live in the real world?

Are you also suggesting that American Christians are fanatics?

Again, I am just a little confused by some of your comments; after all, there
is "in God we trust" on American money; and there is "one
nation under God" in
the Pledge of Allegiance"; and you will find Moses, the Ten Commandments, and
many other symbols of Christianity all around Washington, D.C..

It just seems to me that you are saying one thing, while all of this other
evidence is saying something entirely different.

BTW, thanks for turning this into a political issue. I appreciate it. :)

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