I feel sorry for the child in the picture qnd the rest of their children.

Nick Mason



I don't think the issue is the religion, but the interpretation of it. That has always been an issue
>with the Bible - the concept of 'free will'. According to the Bible, you can do whatever you want.
>If you choose to follow Gods word, then you reap the benefit, if not, then you reap the consequences.
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>The greater problem is that people tend to interpret free will as 'I can do whatever I want in Gods name'
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>As far as these folks, I find it extremely hypocritial, as they also fall under the
>Biblical classification of sinners, yet the condem others for sinning.
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>>>There are some really scarey people out there. These are the types of people that
>>>give true religion a bad name.
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>>>http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11206458/from/RS.2/
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>>I don't know what else but sheer will to control lives of others is driving these people? Can't they just leave the rest alone?
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>>Don't like abortions? Don't have one. Don't like homosexuals? Don't marry one.
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>>But then what can you expect of any religion whose first commandment is "we are a monopoly"? < gd&r >