I'm fairly sure I've been doing it right? Kneeling, hands pressed together fingers pointing to chin, eyes closed and rolling.....
2007-07-31
16:01:44
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Rev. Einstein: "try repenting of your sins first...."
I have no 'sins' to repent for, Reverend. I've never 'sinned' in my life. You must have me confused with someone else?
2007-07-31
16:19:42 ·
update #1
mugs: Sorry to hear about your unfortunate accident but please, don't sue me. lol
2007-07-31
18:18:03 ·
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Kelly: "First you would have to define what you mean by fundamentalists. Or do you lump all Christians in that group."
Don't play coy, Kelly. You know very well what I mean by 'fundamentalists'. Also, if you can find any mention of 'Christians' in my original question, please point it out?
fundamentalism |ˌfəndəˈmentlˌizəm| noun:
• strict maintenance of ancient or fundamental doctrines of any religion or ideology, notably Islam.
Modern Christian fundamentalism arose from American millenarian sects of the 19th century, and has become associated with reaction against social and political liberalism and rejection of the theory of evolution. Islamic fundamentalism appeared in the 18th and 19th centuries as a reaction to the disintegration of Islamic political and economic power, asserting that Islam is central to both state and society and advocating strict adherence to the Koran ( Qur'an) and to Islamic law ( sharia), supported if need be by jihad or holy war.
Regards, M
2007-07-31
18:30:16 ·
update #3