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19233<i> The alternatives seem to be to stick with a failing status quo or makeDayuhan-8/11/2002
19232<i>It has to be used to worship Islamically, as in, "There is no God Lazarus_Long-8/11/2002
19231LOL!!! Dung for gold! Pretty good trade.Lazarus_Long-8/11/2002
19230<i>I'll believe that when I read about the discovery of a large impactaverage joe-8/11/2002
19229<i>"Why? Because it was associated with Abraham?"</i> Sorone_less-8/11/2002
19228<i>When Mohammad was given the message of Islam, he found it unbearable toLazarus_Long-8/11/2002
19227So just where DID all that whining about coddling white collar crooks in Club FeLazarus_Long-8/11/2002
19226Most excellent. They came to their senses. I think E may have left us. I fiLazarus_Long-8/11/2002
19225<i>Tell us more.</i> Well, like I said there are libraries written one_less-8/11/2002
19224Options Do Not Raise Performance, Study Finds By DAVID LELazarus_Long-8/11/2002
19223The Suras you mention have a very broad context. When looked at wholistically anone_less-8/11/2002
19222<i>But generally the bonds of affection which unite a people may withstandLazarus_Long-8/11/2002
19221<i>Educated Muslims would agree with some aspects of this report about theLazarus_Long-8/11/2002
19220Exactly. That would be the ideal solution. Out here in the real world, there Lazarus_Long-8/11/2002
19219<i>I get very disturbed at what I read, see, hear, and experience in this average joe-8/11/2002
19218<i>"Ah, but they do concern themselves with indoctrinating the divisiSolon-8/11/2002
19217<i>"I know some of the contexts of those Suras and they do not represSolon-8/11/2002
19216Is a column posted on a message board an indication of what is the opinion of a Dayuhan-8/11/2002
19215<i>Suppose the proposal were to provide vouchers that could only be used aDayuhan-8/11/2002
19214I know some of the contexts of those Suras and they do not represent intoleranceone_less-8/11/2002
19213<i>At about age forty he suffered the loss of both his sons, and he went ione_less-8/11/2002
19212<i>"You can probably find text that directs one group to deal harshlySolon-8/11/2002
19211<i>Interesting to see how an Anti-Islamic historian reports things.</i&average joe-8/10/2002
19210<i> the puiblic school system does not concern itself with indoctrinating Lazarus_Long-8/10/2002
19209<i>"If you wish I can take you through any religious "Holy Book&one_less-8/10/2002
19208Interesting to see how an Anti-Islamic historian reports things.one_less-8/10/2002
19207I'm just trying to shine a light for Brees in those moments not working on maverage joe-8/10/2002
19206Julian did come after Constantine. And 7 would be a more accurate emperor countLazarus_Long-8/10/2002
19205The claim of Marxist theory was that man would be made fit for true Communism byLazarus_Long-8/10/2002
19204I'll catch that later! Truthfully, there is much I admire about the use of Solon-8/10/2002
19203Really neat site! But the 12 emperor thing is misleading. I am off to a partSolon-8/10/2002
19202<i>Mithra was regarded as created by, yet co-equal with, the Supreme DeityLazarus_Long-8/10/2002
19201Yes. But erasing whatever advantage an organism had or has VOLUNTARILY (from eaSolon-8/10/2002
19200Constantine I (the Great) died in 337. There were 12 emperors between ConstantiLazarus_Long-8/10/2002
19199According to Marxist theory, they were still in the Dictatorship of the ProletarLazarus_Long-8/10/2002
19198<i>"I liked your rant the other day about the alpha male deity</i&Solon-8/10/2002
19197When I happen upon something, I'll be sure to post it. I liked your rant thLane3-8/10/2002
19196Oh...a little on Mithraism. It is coming back in vogue. Remind me to get the wSolon-8/10/2002
19195Ya got anything for impotence <g>Solon-8/10/2002
19194<<New products and medications can help fight these debilitating headachesLane3-8/10/2002
19193Thanks, Laz. I know I had some sites bookmarked around that era, but too busy tSolon-8/10/2002
19192Julian was killed in battle against the Persians (AKA Parthians) in 363 AD.Lazarus_Long-8/10/2002
19191Sheesh. As a breeder of Arabians and as a follower of the culture...I am wonderSolon-8/10/2002
19190<b>Shahrzad's guile</b> By FATANEH FARAHANI The <i>hisaverage joe-8/10/2002
19189Not a bad interpretation, Joseph. Some good insights...Solon-8/10/2002
19188The History and Creed of Islam By George Walsh Reprinted by permission of the paverage joe-8/10/2002
19187Under Fire, Justice Shrinks TIPS Program By Dan Eggen Washington Post Staff WriLane3-8/10/2002
19186<i>"Common myth. At the foundations of each of the major religions yoSolon-8/10/2002
19185<i>"Myth? You know in medieval Europe Christianity was the only legalSolon-8/10/2002
19184<i>"Communism's original intent was quite good. Its practice was Solon-8/10/2002
19183<i>"Why, then, is there not divisiveness in a system which allows theSolon-8/10/2002
19182<i>"I find that sort of argument unimpressive. What creed isn't gone_less-8/10/2002
19181Myth? You know in medieval Europe Christianity was the only legal religion (besLazarus_Long-8/9/2002
19180<i>But so what? If they're a good idea, why does it matter that 50 yeaLane3-8/9/2002
19179<i>"Religions tend to be intolerant of other religions (hence the estone_less-8/9/2002
19178Wanna bet?Lazarus_Long-8/9/2002
19177You're the one who brought up the compromised origins of the voucher movemenLazarus_Long-8/9/2002
19176And there are clear conflicts between the principles in the Constitution and relLazarus_Long-8/9/2002
19175YAY! That was fun. I felt like I was right back in analysis, but with a partnePoet-8/9/2002
19174which was crushed when the ferocious beast pounced.one_less-8/9/2002
19173A rose with the scent of dust and desert heatPoet-8/9/2002
19172with that faded rose pinned to her lapel.one_less-8/9/2002
19171Memories of days roaming the SerenghetiPoet-8/9/2002
19170stored many a memory of days gone by.one_less-8/9/2002
19169Babar the Elephant's gray trunk.Poet-8/9/2002
19168In a quiet hide-a-way on the barbary coast.one_less-8/9/2002
19167Yarns and sea chanteys told by sailorsPoet-8/9/2002
19166ferocious..kitty stalking a ball of yarn... btw speaking of inspired "Rhatone_less-8/9/2002
19165Rhat is absolutely inspired! How about: <B>ferocious</B>Poet-8/9/2002
19164I played a travel game with my sixteen year old on our last road trip. We made ione_less-8/9/2002
19163I just got back from MV. They're so happy Clinton doesn't disgrace themZoltan!-8/9/2002
19162I know. Sorry. :-)Poet-8/9/2002
19161Ewwww!Lane3-8/9/2002
19160Have you got a word for us to guess?Poet-8/9/2002
19159ROFL!!!Poet-8/9/2002
19158Isn't that awful? My family really loved words. We used to play DictionaryPoet-8/9/2002
19157So if we qualify "kidney discharge" as object my definition wins?one_less-8/9/2002
19156yuckone_less-8/9/2002
19155I swear it's true: Message 17859941Poet-8/9/2002
19154Renifleur: A person who gets sexually aroused by . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Poet-8/9/2002
19153Ooooo. You're gonna love the real answer. See my response to Karen. PS: Poet-8/9/2002
19152Well?? Have I nailed it?one_less-8/9/2002
19151<i>Were there any items that you found objectionable from an atheistic perLane3-8/9/2002
19150I don't have a clue. I only recognize flower.Lane3-8/9/2002
19149renifleur: a term of affection, used to describe the fragrant memory of a beloveone_less-8/9/2002
19148Weirdly, I <I>have</I> seen those kind of fine woven towels. They&#Poet-8/9/2002
19147Ohhhhh...I remember those days, when my daughters liked me and weren't embarPoet-8/9/2002
19146<i>If there history that is unedited? </i> Say I'm making an arLane3-8/9/2002
19145<i>"In the end, everything that America stands for will be destroyed.one_less-8/9/2002
19144Huckaback isn't looped like terry. It is woven. I haven't seen it in aLane3-8/9/2002
19143coincidentally I took my daughter (13yrs) to an area known as antique row in theone_less-8/9/2002
19142<i>There is divisiveness inherent in a system of indoctrination which inteLazarus_Long-8/9/2002
19141Well I'll be.... Thanks.Poet-8/9/2002
19140Scroll down on this page to see some nice samples: antiquelinen.comone_less-8/9/2002
19139If there history that is unedited? Isn't ALL of it? There is so much goingLazarus_Long-8/9/2002
19138t for terry cloth? I thought terry was that looped cotton that all bath towels Poet-8/9/2002
19137Very good! I just made a huckaback pie for dessert tonight. Last night was terrPoet-8/9/2002
19136Tea towels, not bath towels.Lane3-8/9/2002
19135Well, you know how some people are; they tend to create all kinds of huckaback aone_less-8/9/2002
19134Incredible. I thought they call that terry cloth. :-)Poet-8/9/2002
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