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Subject: Re: Spreading Christianity (Re: Christian Extremist Kills Doctor)
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"David R. Sacco" <[e-mail]> writes:
>    Not to be too snide about it, but I think this Christianity must
>    be a very convenient religion, very maliable and suitable for
>    any occassion since it seems one can take it any way one wants
>    to go with it and follow whichever bits one pleases and
>    reinterpret the bits that don't match with one's desires.  It
>    is, in fact, so convenient that, were I capable of believing
>    in a god, I might consider going for some brand of Christianity.
>    The only difficulty left then, of course, is picking which sect
>    to join.  There are just so many.
>     
>    Dean Kaflowitz
> 
> Yes, Christianity is convenient.  Following the teachings of Jesus
> Christ and the Ten Commandments is convenient.  Trying to love in a
> hateful world is convenient.  Turning the other cheek is convenient.  So
> convenient that it is burdensome at times.
> 
> Dave.

Some Christians take a 10% discount off the Ten Commandments.  Sunday
cannot be substituted for the Sabbath.