From: r{at}somis.org (òR L Measures)

In article , john w
{at}yahoo.com> wrote:

> x-no-archive: yes
> On Tue, 27 Mar 2007 14:10:29 -0700, r{at}somis.org (òR L Measures) wrote:
>  C 2007 John D Weatherly all rights reserved; no portion of this post
> may be used anywhere else without written permission of the author.
> >In article , john w
> >{at}yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> >> x-no-archive: yes
> >> On Tue, 27 Mar 2007 01:15:39 -0600, "Pro-Humanist FREELOVER"
> >>  wrote:
> >>  C 2007 John D Weatherly all rights reserved; no portion of this post
> >> may be used anywhere else without written permission of the author.
> >> >
> >> >- - -
> >> >
> >> >Some interesting historical tidbits, little
> >> >known or discussed in America, are
> >> >presented in the following British article,
> >> >with a stern warning regarding both the
> >> >downsides of religious faith, and what
> >>
> >> No one is holding a gun to your head, FORCING you to believe.
> >>
> >> And it has been pretty clearly established that Christianity has done
> >> MUCH good on this earth.
> >>
> >> The universities we've built, the hospitals we've built.
> >>
> >> Just two examples.
> >>
> >ò  Christianity can also take credit for the first genocide of >100k.
> >(Lotario di Segni. , alias: Pope Innocent III, Beziers, France, July 22,
> >1209)
>
>
> I believe you're confused!  You mentioned "Christianity", then you
> named someone of the Dark Ages (RCC history) who was Roman Catholic
> (meaning NOT Christian)
>
ò  chortle.  cheers, John

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