I am an American Saint. The two go together and should cause no one angst,
even Canadian Saints, or American Saints living in Japan.
Jon
Grampa Bill wrote:
Our BLT wrote:
I am a saint first, and then an American. I hope we all feel that
way.
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Grampa Bill
At 10:05 PM 10/3/02 -0400 Grampa Bill favored us with:
Grampa Bill comments:
I do. But in all candor, I must admit that I would be very uncomfortable if I
heard a Muslim say, I am a Moslem first, and then an American.
Islam is a false religion. Ours is true. It makes all the difference.
That thar's the basis for strife. Or as UBL would say Christianity is a
false religion. Ours is true. It makes all the difference. --UBL
Jon
John W. Redelfs wrote:
At 10:05 PM 10/3/02 -0400 Grampa Bill favored us with:
Grampa Bill comments:
I do. But in all candor, I must admit that
Right, but Bill was relating how he feels. We're not as comfortable with Moslems as we
are with other Christians, even those Christians with whom we
share little in common (in some cases, there are groups, like Ismailis, with whom we
might have more in common than we would with other
At 01:00 PM 10/4/02 -0400 Jon Spencer favored us with:
That thar's the basis for strife. Or as UBL would say Christianity is a false
religion. Ours is true. It makes all the difference. --UBL
Who is UBL?
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/// ZION
Well put. If history had been a bit different, the borders would be different anyway,
so nation-states aren't as cast in stone as people seem to think.
John W. Redelfs wrote:
Sometimes I get a little tired of the nationalist chest beating that some on this
list indulge themselves in,
Our BLT wrote:
I am a saint first, and then an American. I hope we all feel that way.
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Grampa Bill comments:
I do. But in all candor, I must admit that I would be very uncomfortable if I
heard a Muslim say, I am a Moslem first, and then an American.
Love y'all,
