Re: Magic Menstrual Mummies
Mike Findlay <[email protected]>
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>How about the lunacy of omission? Someone who's name is behind a 5 volume set >with titles "A Christian view of...." or who wrote "A Christian Manifesto" I >would expect should explore at least a cursory examination of Christian >history. A foremost apologist for the modern Christian west, yet never spoke of >the Christian east or even acknowledged that issues in the modern day church >have historical precedent.< Somebody writes from their own wheelhouse.... The lunacy is overwhelming!! Seriously, you have an extremely low threshold for lunacy. >We'll he certainly turned me on to Christian philosophy and deeper thinking. >But any of my interest in history can be attributed largely to Frank himself.< And mine wasn't, and so what?; except to say that my experience disproves your implicit claim. My interest in a deeper intellectual understanding of christianity, including history, came from Francis and others. The difference being that Francis didn't write books trashing his son for believing differently than he did. > BTW who gets to judge what is "authentic Christianity"? Franky, you, Pat > Robertson....? >We each judge for ourselves.< And all judgments are equal? One would hope not, but then one would also hope there is a the sense to acknowledge that we "see through a glass darkly" before and whilst making those judgments. I don't see any of that from Franky. I suppose you could say the same for Frank, but again, Frank isn't claiming the high moral ground from Franky. Mike F. -- dadl-ot mailing list http://mail.thehood.us/mailman/listinfo/dadl-ot_thehood.us http://news.gmane.org/gmane.music.dadl.ot