On 9/13/05, Susan Maneck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Do you think that the worldly dominance of a particular form of
> Christianity is a proof for its validity?"
> 
> Dear Gilberto,
> 
> I don't think proving the validity of any particular form of Christianity is
> my job. I'm merely identifying Christianity as it has existed historically.

It just seemed like you were trying to do that job. I mean, basically
as Mark was saying those tendancies *have* existed historically. There
have been multiple forms and certain categories keep reoccuring. I
might say that I like some forms more than others, or feel a greater
affinity for them. But I just got the impression you were saying
something more than that.

Peace

GIlberto


 
 
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