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Politics : Should God be replaced?
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To: Solon who wrote (7163)3/24/2001 9:32:36 PM
From: Chris land  Read Replies (3) of 28931
 
solon, your link www.infidels.... is just what I would expect from a bunch of infidels. I read through the one on Voltaire. What a pack of lies. That noted infidel found out he was sick and became absolutely horrified that he was going to die without the blessings of the church. He labored greatly trying to convince the church that he was never officially ex-communicated. There was the written recantation which he had prepared, signed and saw witnessed. It was not the comic strip approach where he egged on the priests and played games with them as your infidels portray it. As a matter of fact I hear that he refused to even let his infidel friends even in his presence. He claimed that they were the ones who kept goading him into rejecting God. The truth of the matter is he became scared out of his wits when he was given just a glimpse of the judgements that awaited him on the other side. Yes, he died a horrible death in the end, without friends, without the hope of eternal salvation.

Chris
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