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From: [e-mail] (dean.kaflowitz)
Subject: Re: Spreading Christianity (Re: Christian Extremist Kills Doctor)
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In article <Yfk8p=[e-mail]>, "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.
> 
> 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.

Your last remark is a contradiction, but I'll let that pass.

I was addressing the notion of the Great Commission, which
you deleted in order to provide us with dull little homilies.
Thank you, Bing Crosby.  Now you go right on back to sleep
and mommy and daddy will tuck you in later.

Oh, and how convenient his bible must have been to Michael
Griffin, how convenient his Christianity.  "Well, I'll just
skip the bit about not murdering people and loving the sinner
and hating the sin and all that other stuff for now and
concentrate on the part where it says that if someone is doing
something wrong, you should shoot him in the back several times
as he tries to hobble away on his crutches."

I'll leave the "convert or die" program of the missionaries and
their military escorts in the Americas for Nadja to explain as
she knows much more about it than I.

Must be awfully convenient, by the way, to offer platitudes
as you have done, David, rather than addressing the arguments.

Dean Kaflowitz