alt.education

"stevericks" wrote in message
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>I felt the need to do this because, as a professing Christian, you are
>making Christians look very bad. Your actions are deplorable. Even a 3rd
>grader who has been to Church has hopefully learned to respect their
>elders. You might be amazed at the background of some of the individuals to
>whom you are addressing. You remind me of some little smart allic brat in
>class that thinks he knows far more than the teacher when the teacher could
>have him for lunch, but is trying to be patient and understanding. Out of
>everyone who is posting here, you seem to be the kid that fell off the
>turnip truck but want to convince everyone else you are the expert.
>
> What religion do you belong to if you don't know that your actions are
> exactly the opposite from the teaching of the Bible? Or do you just put
> on your Bible behavior on Sunday (which it happens to be today)\?
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> You are speaking to individuals in this group in a very disrespectful way.
> A third grader would also know that it is wrong to sit and bait with
> question after question just for the sake of hearing oneself speak. A lot
> of these people are taking their time to try to "help" you when it is
> apparent all you are wanting to do is look like the wise and important
> sage. I suggest you take a printout of all that has been said on this to
> your pastor and see if he believes your actions are not deplorable.
> Otherwise, consider removing christiansuperhero from your name. As you
> would say-Satan has enough people on his side-he sure doesn't need free
> advertising.
>
> I would be interested in knowing if any of the other readers see this in a
> similar vein.

Puts me in mind of the woman who was pulled over for speeding, and, when the
officer approached her car began yelling at him that she had not been going
any faster than anyone else, and he had no right to pull her over. Her
diatribe was peppered with profanity, and her demeanor was aggressive and
angry. The officer asked her to step from the car, and promptly handcuffed
her and took her to the station, where she sat in a room by herself for
nearly an hour. When she was led out of the room, her husband was waiting.

"What are you doing here," she asked, hurrying into his protective arms.

"I called him," the officer said. "I thought you might have stolen the car,
and needed someone to identify you.

"But why did you think I stole the car?"

"Well, Ma'am, the way you were carrying on did not match your 'Praise the
Lord Always' and 'Jesus is My Lord' bumper stickers, so I thought I should
check to make sure you were who you said you were.


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> "Wide Eyed in Wonder" wrote in message
> news:93dc2d74-de20-4700-987f-8128227e152f@e60g2000hsh.googlegroups.com...
>> On Feb 17, 6:47 pm, "stevericks" wrote:
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>>
>> So, I guess we can see what your prejudice is against me...I'm a Bible
>> believing Christian. The horror....right? Why you feel the need to
>> insert this in this discussion (which is not religious at all) is
>> interesting. Atheists are constantly fearing that Christians will
>> force their faith (out of context) upon others. I've been on here for
>> dozens of posts without mentioning religion, even once. Yet, the
>> atheist cannot resist pushing his atheism upon the group.
>>
>> Kenneth Clifton
>> christiansuperhero.com
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