> From: thomas malloy Greetings Thomas,
> Vortexians; > > I found the response to this thread interesting, it was > as if I'd been subscribed to a religious list. I think you're right on that one. (Some are complaining about this too! They might have a point.) ... > I realize that other religious systems have love your > neighbor as yourself as a tenant. There are lots of > elements of the Christian religion which had common > elements in older pagan religions. There are two ways > to look at this; one is Universalism, all religions lead > to salvation, the other view is that Satan is a clever > counterfeiter. Within the context of capitalism "brand loyalty" seems to be worth fighting for. Never the less, do you believe all those commercials you hear on the radio and TV that say not to accept the claims of other brands other than theirs as the genuine product? And then, there's the phrase: Accept no other god other than me as the true god. It would seem that within your perception of reality Satan is indeed a very clever fellow. It would seem that, for you, brand loyalty is worth fighting for (I'm not speaking in the most literal terms here), where the final body count is everything. How do you know you've chosen the right brand? Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com
