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To: Mohan Marette who wrote (1292)	6/3/1998 12:08:00 PM
From: Worswick	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12475

Mohan a very good day to you. Ref: yours: "and you are genetic sum total of what???? adam & eve???<VBG> come on worswick give give us break,jeeeeesus...." "Yes." (Blush) "I am". (the sounds of Chrisitan angle's wings flapping, heavenly music) ...actually, I believe much of NEFA and the tribal states in Burma were "converted" by Christian missionaires in the 1905-1930 period. The British fought a long while trying to civilize the Abor, amongst other NEFA tribes, which they never succeeded in. Do you think these NEFA Burma "aboriginal" Christians really will go to Heaven Mohan?? Don't know if you know this but for generations the British tried quite successfully to keep Chrisitan missionaires out of India. I think they were, only, finally let in during the 1830's. Have you ever met any Christian missionairies? All the ones I have met are idiots...what works in Kansas doesn't wrok in Chidambaram. As to Rice Chritians, I refer you to something much more amusing was happening in the 1970'sin India under an Idira Ghandi program of population control. It was, "cut their nuts off and give them a transistor radio". What would you call this sort of missionary zeal to convert, nut collectors? My note on the "great game" and Russia was to point out, poorly I suppose, the element of paranoia in Indian foreign policy that goes a very long way back. Nothing new here Mohan. My best,