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To: SusieQ1065 who wrote (17840)	9/23/2001 1:53:49 PM
From: 2MAR$	Respond to of 208838

I love it susie ...another Tom Jefferson quote for my collection ;-) sometimes it's fun to go back and live in their shoes... just in your imagination . Ben Franklyn was once riding wildly on horseback trying to catch a small wind~twister with a rope . LOL They weren't perfect , but you had to give them all "A's" for curiosity and effort...they were the most industrious people. It was a pivotal time in History. No they were "individuals" , and I think that the reason there was the need for the seperation of church and state in America , was God's way of telling the world , that religion is a very ,very personal and individual thing . Not forced or coherced...and written in stone. The first law of "thou shall not kill" came from the Hindu, long before Moses. One of the first things Moses did after coming down from the mountain , was to order the deaths of 23,000 of his fellows . Strange world isn't it ? My first answer to anyone who wants to talk about the truths about God is ....go out into the desert for 40 days and nights alone , and be alone with yourself & your "creator" , then come back and we'll talk more about God/Allah/Siva/Vishnu/Jehova .... Like Forest Gump ...just go on an extended walk~about till you meet yourself . Surprising things happen when you look within, no Mullah or Priest can tell you what you will find there, ever. Jefferson knew this very well...