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To: PHG who wrote (7568)	8/30/1998 6:07:00 PM
From: Frederick Smart	Respond to of 10227

PHG: >>Many wars were waged and lives lost in the name of morality, which is often dictated by religion. Your words have a similar ring to them.>> See your point. Yea, truth or lies. They're all just fighting words. Stay neutral, do nothing. Ain't my problem..... Who cares. We've all been there, done that. >>Such as the past justification of witch burning along with the solution to some mental illnesses 40 years ago when the scientific choice of "a corrective action" was a lobotomy. We know differently now, right?>> Our "ideas and views" are all just that - constantly changing. As in your example, thank God, somewhere in the mix there are paradigm shifts that do alter the way we think about things. >>I can sleep well with the lapse of discretion that appears to disturb some because a lot worse happens under the term of the moral right. I am not aware of angels occupying this Earth, judge not or be judged.>> "Moral right" means equates to "moral fight" for too many. I'm not judging. Who am I?? As for angels occupying the Earth, how the heck would you know. Have you done your due diligence? Don't assume. "Lapse of discretion"? I'm not sure what you mean. Or is this just another nice wordsmithed phrase. Clinton should have used that. Get Smart! Get Clinton! Go Nextel! And Move On! God Bless America......