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Originally posted by Bill Gray:
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About ten years ago, I began doing my Friends Ministry sending an e-mail eNewsletter to over 600 Friends around the world. Over two years ago, I was invited to publish my Christian articles on The Conservative Voice web site which has a readership of over 250,000 around the world. I have probably published over 200 articles there. You can read my latest fifty articles by clicking on: http://www.theconservativevoice.com/profile/2674/Bill-Gray.html

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Bill



did anyone actually look at the list of articles? HEY!! DEEP FAT!!!! YOU MADE IT!! ONE OF THE ARTICLES IS CALLED "DEEP FAT AND DARWIN"
LMAO!!! IT SEEMS YOU HAVE BECOME FAMOUS AND DID NOT EVEN KNOW IT!!!
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Originally posted by Neal Hughes:
Bill, it seems, is not a very good apologist, as he tends to alienate most with whom he comes into content with his self-appointed watchdog rants. He can tell you all about stuff that you never knew existed, like gay drill instructors and which bathroom to cruise to pick up innocent farmboys fresh out of bootcamp, as well as how one verse in Leviticus is a "keeper" but all that other is out.
Ask him about the Bema Seat Judgment some day, I never even knew that the non-mainline Protestants had cooked up another one until he began to post here!
I am sure that Bill is a charming elderly gentleman underneath all the venom and fury he presents to the public. This is his little vent after having to deal with visible air and Scientologists all day in California.
Either that or he actually has Rapturitis and gays on the brain. I hope for the former, that this is his little vent. He has such a wide audience, you know, it's like having Lewis Grizzard back among the living for the things that boy can write! A body not knowing any better would think he actually believed in all that rapturing and 1000 year reign of Our Lord on earth, Bema Seats, 7 seals, and such! At least he doesn't wish to impress Jodie Foster -- not yet -- at least to our knowledge. . .


LOL! Another classic response.
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Originally posted by Neal Hughes:
Crusty, I used to teach it! I had to be up to my Arians, Arminians, Cathars, Bogomils, Peaces of Westphalia and Augsburg, etc. Throw in Nicene's controversy over the one word "filoque" in Latin, and we had a right good test for the lads and lasses in ten Hoor to suffer through, courtesy of Mike Mendle, PhD! But not as bad as having them to recognize small things like Egypt is in Africa and that Israel was not a country from 77 AD (if Judea could be accorded that honor even then) until 1948. The biggie: "I don't care what you believe about Freud, Marx, or Darwin, they are important parts of Western history and you will learn a little about them." My turn the next day: "What is the specter haunting Europe?" A week later, "Why did the Duke of Cumberland become the King of Hannover instead of Princess Victoria of York?"
Not fun, but often funny. Especially for the laddies and lassies who never figured out that the essays were changed by section and every year and semester. . . made for some interesting "Zeros" on papers. "Sorry, the topic was Plato and the Parable of the Cave", not on Pericles funeral oration. That was a year ago. We change them occasionally."



It's a sad day when a student is so lazy they can't even read what the assignment is. Just killing four years, I guess.
Maybe they live in fear that they might be actually wrong or believe they might be actually wrong.
"No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge...And even as each one of you stands alone in God's knowledge, so must each one of you be alone in his knowledge of God and in his understanding of the Earth."The Prophet

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