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To: Berry Picker who wrote (29456)	1/28/2000 6:52:00 AM
From: nihil	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39621

Brian, I think you are a very close to being a dangerous lunatic. Now only your words are out of control. Your ideas are archaic -- frozen in time -- heretical and totally in conflict with any currently existing established Christian doctrine. I believe each is free to believe what he wishes, but you are so vain, proud, self-centered that you seem to me to be almost beyond hope -- but no one is really beyond hope. Instead of trying to impose your mad ideas on others, I hope that others will be able to help you come to a better understanding of your self and your own overwhelming sense of sin. I hope you can get some sleep and recover from your manic state. You are quite lucky that you have many friends on this thread -- even though you reject and insult them -- who hope for your recovery despite your harshness and cruelty to them. For myself, of course, I have nothing but best wishes for your recovery. I am not a Christian, of course, so I am not personally offended by what appears to me to be your bizarre behavior. It has helped me understand why so many ranting puritans were executed for heresy by Roman Catholic and other sects and cults, and why so many puritans executed those who disagreed with them, baptists, quakers, catholics and other sects and cults. In my opinion, all of these religious murders are based on beliefs for which the holders have little evidence. I think that an unbegrudging tolerance for others opinions, at least so far as they do not interfere with other proples' beliefs, is essential for free people.