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To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (124998)2/1/2001 10:32:33 PM
From: Little Joe  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 769667
 
'They convinced my 15 year old son that religion is only about money. Like I said in an earlier post," I think these people will only drive others away from religion."

Well I hope he does not take a religious right nut case approach, but if that were his attitude, I doubt he would have been elected Gov, AG and Senator. I do believe that some have an irrational fear of the religious right. Most are not all that extreme and in our democracy extremists have never prevailed for long. There are extremists on both sides of the spectrum and while occassionally they surge in times of discontent, they also usually flame out quickly.

Little Joe



To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (124998)2/2/2001 4:53:04 AM
From: JDN  Respond to of 769667
 
Dear Patricia: Boy, you are right on that one. My son raised a Catholic with us fell into a Religion (cult) at his College Campus. I call it a cult as its sole church was there. The preachers? looked like they just got out of prison. Anyhow, they really messed him up, convinced him to give them much of his life savings, when I called the police they said there is NOTHING I can do about it. To this day, and its been 3 years now, he has been messed up in his life and he was an honors student. He is still a good student, working on his Phd but he has no social life to speak of. These people try and keep you ISOLATED so that they can control your thoughts and deeds. JDN



To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (124998)2/2/2001 7:59:06 AM
From: Tom Clarke  Respond to of 769667
 
Real estate sources say Bill Clinton could save taxpayers a bundle if he didn't have his head so far up in the clouds. They suggest that if, instead of selecting a top floor at Carnegie Hall Tower for his post-presidential offices, Bill had settled for something 12 or 13 stories lower, the annual rent would have been half the $700,000 we are going to be paying.

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