"hk" wrote in message
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Eisboch wrote:
"hk" wrote in message
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Eisboch wrote:
"hk" wrote in message
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Tim wrote:
Not necessarily. In not a self proclaimed sheriff, but if you think
that cross posting is good to bring in here, I have sever friends in
Christian based groups that I could cross post to and give them a
place to vent here in rec. boats. OH, and they love to debate
Christianity/religion/politics.

So If this is a truly open forum, then, I could cross ost them to
here,a nd also to some of your favorite sites as well.

I used to read a couple of religion based newsgroups. Hysterical
stuff, a lot of it.

Hysterical to you, pretty damn important to others.
Another example of your low blow, snarky, self-centered BS, directed to
a decent guy like Tim, this time.

Get help Harry.

Eisboch




I'm impressed by Christians who follow the teachings attributed to
Jesus. Most of the "institutionalization" of Jesus that followed is so
much b.s., and much of that is used to force conformance to beliefs
Jesus never espoused.

There's no doubt in my mind that were he alive today, Jesus would be
revolutionary liberal.


?????????????

What the hell has that got to do with the previous posts in this thread?
You were mocking the interests of someone else, then, out of the blue,
come back with what impresses *you*.

Nobody cares what you are impressed with. Really. Nobody cares.

Eisboch




No, I wasn't. I didn't say what I found hysterical in "christian"
newsgroups in that first response. Then I amplified my thoughts in the
second response. You just came up with the wrong conclusion based upon
incomplete information, a not uncommon happening here, eh?




I don't know why I am bothering, but ...... nice try.

The thread was about crossposting.
Tim, trying to make a point, offered the hypothetical of crossposting from
one or more of the religious groups he frequents as an example, since *you*
have determined that rec.boats needs "new blood", in an attempt to justify
your purposeful crossposts.

It wasn't about what impresses you in religion.

That's my conclusion.

Eisboch