Re: paleonet It just keeps coming, in the US, Brazil, UK, Turkey, etc.

[Aidan Karley <aidan_karley@xxxxxxx>]

In article <E1CwOBT-0000RK-00@newt.nhm.ac.uk>, Paleonet Digest wrote:
> are a subset of evangelicals and not synonymous with them. 
> Evangelicals central tenet is that they should actively spread the 
> word of Jesus to pretty much all people that they encounter.
>
       Oh, puhleeze. In this company I would hope people to be a little 
more precise in their wording. Even when talking about the 'living 
dead' of the intellect.
       The central tenet of SOME evangelicals is to actively spread the 
interpretation of their particular sept of (err, what religion group is 
it? ) Discordianism to any person they can influence, including those 
in whom active hostility (up to and including a punch in the teeth, 
followed by an invitation to turn the other cheek for a good kicking) 
will be aroused by such throat-ramming activity. Should reconstructive 
surgery be required as a result, the Discordian Evangelist would 
happily forgo anaesthesia in order to more thoroughly appreciate their 
pain for the great god (errr) God. 
       [Shouldn't that be 'Eris'? ED]
       
       Most evangelicals cannot handle the concept that there are other 
people who do not COMPLETELY agree with them. If you get a chance, lock 
such people (I use the word loosely) into a room with a Flat Earther 
and an axe; open the room a decade after noise has ceased.
       
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 Aidan Karley,
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