On Mon, 8 Dec 2008 09:43:19 -0800 (PST), wrote:

On Dec 8, 9:39Â*am, wrote:
On Dec 8, 8:07Â*am, Tom Francis - SWSports

wrote:
I just saw something that one of our contributors here has produced.

I am stunned by it's beauty, grace and style.

I can't say anything more than that, but once it's published, you will
be truly impressed.

What a talent.

Was it an ACTUAL BOATING RELATED post?????????

If not, it's ****.

Then all of your posts are ****. Oh, and your still a low life vulgar
moron that can't make a point without those vulgarities.,

Please stop your ****ing swearing.

--Vic

"Vic Smith" wrote in message
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On Mon, 8 Dec 2008 09:43:19 -0800 (PST), wrote:

On Dec 8, 9:39 am, wrote:
On Dec 8, 8:07 am, Tom Francis - SWSports

wrote:
I just saw something that one of our contributors here has produced.

I am stunned by it's beauty, grace and style.

I can't say anything more than that, but once it's published, you will
be truly impressed.

What a talent.

Was it an ACTUAL BOATING RELATED post?????????

If not, it's ****.

Then all of your posts are ****. Oh, and your still a low life vulgar
moron that can't make a point without those vulgarities.,

Please stop your ****ing swearing.

--Vic


LOL

Eisboch

On Dec 8, 12:53*pm, Vic Smith wrote:
On Mon, 8 Dec 2008 09:43:19 -0800 (PST), wrote:
On Dec 8, 9:39*am, wrote:
On Dec 8, 8:07*am, Tom Francis - SWSports

wrote:
I just saw something that one of our contributors here has produced.

I am stunned by it's beauty, grace and style.

I can't say anything more than that, but once it's published, you will
be truly impressed.

What a talent.

Was it an ACTUAL BOATING RELATED post?????????

If not, it's ****.

Then all of your posts are ****. Oh, and your still a low life vulgar
moron that can't make a point without those vulgarities.,

Please stop your ****ing swearing.

--Vic- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Oh, I have no problem with swearing, OR vulgar stuff, but when someone
like slammer has to use it in every single post to try and make a
point, it's moronic.

Boater wrote:
JohnH wrote:
On Mon, 08 Dec 2008 08:07:50 -0500, Tom Francis - SWSports
wrote:

I just saw something that one of our contributors here has produced.

I am stunned by it's beauty, grace and style.

I can't say anything more than that, but once it's published, you will
be truly impressed.

What a talent.

I sure hope he offers to share it like he did the last one.
--
We say, "MERRY CHRISTMAS!"

John H


Isn't religion wonderful? A believer like you doesn't know whether a
supreme being exists, and will never know.

I am not a religious person, but if you think about it, you have this
all backwards. Someone who is religious will KNOW if a supreme being
does exist, yet someone who isn't religious might not know even if a
supreme being does exist.

Since JohnH is only saying Merry Christmas and highlighting a song and
images that he enjoys, why does it bother you? You admit that you enjoy
the religious song, you just don't like the images, as he said, close
the window and enjoy the music.

On Dec 8, 1:52*pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:
Boater wrote:
JohnH wrote:
On Mon, 08 Dec 2008 08:07:50 -0500, Tom Francis - SWSports
wrote:

I just saw something that one of our contributors here has produced.

I am stunned by it's beauty, grace and style.

I can't say anything more than that, but once it's published, you will
be truly impressed.

What a talent.

I sure hope he offers to share it like he did the last one.
--
We say, "MERRY CHRISTMAS!"

John H

Isn't religion wonderful? A believer like you doesn't know whether a
supreme being exists, and will never know.

I am not a religious person, but if you think about it, you have this
all backwards. *Someone who is religious will KNOW if a supreme being
does exist, yet someone who isn't religious might not know even if a
supreme being does exist.

Since JohnH is only saying Merry Christmas and highlighting a song and
images that he enjoys, why does it bother you? *You admit that you enjoy
the religious song, you just don't like the images, as he said, close
the window and enjoy the music.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Because he's WAFA

Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
JohnH wrote:
On Mon, 08 Dec 2008 08:07:50 -0500, Tom Francis - SWSports
wrote:

I just saw something that one of our contributors here has produced.

I am stunned by it's beauty, grace and style.

I can't say anything more than that, but once it's published, you will
be truly impressed.

What a talent.

I sure hope he offers to share it like he did the last one.
--
We say, "MERRY CHRISTMAS!"

John H


Isn't religion wonderful? A believer like you doesn't know whether a
supreme being exists, and will never know.



I am not a religious person, but if you think about it, you have this
all backwards. Someone who is religious will KNOW if a supreme being
does exist, yet someone who isn't religious might not know even if a
supreme being does exist.

How will religious persons *know* if a supreme being exists? Does El
Supremo invite them over for coffee and cake? A religious person may
indeed have faith there is a supreme being, but that is all.


Since JohnH is only saying Merry Christmas and highlighting a song and
images that he enjoys, why does it bother you? You admit that you enjoy
the religious song, you just don't like the images, as he said, close
the window and enjoy the music.

I am not a fan of Christian religious panderers, especially those who
use religion to try to conceal their non-Christian ways. You'll note I
made no comment about Tim or his religious feelings.

Boater wrote:


Isn't religion wonderful? A believer like you doesn't know whether a
supreme being exists, and will never know.



I am not a religious person, but if you think about it, you have this
all backwards. Someone who is religious will KNOW if a supreme being
does exist, yet someone who isn't religious might not know even if a
supreme being does exist.

How will religious persons *know* if a supreme being exists? Does El
Supremo invite them over for coffee and cake? A religious person may
indeed have faith there is a supreme being, but that is all.

This really should be easy to understand. If a religious persons
belief is that there is an afterlife, and if by living their life in the
proscribed manner of their religion, they will meet the supreme being in
the afterlife, they will then KNOW their is a supreme being.

Since JohnH is only saying Merry Christmas and highlighting a song and
images that he enjoys, why does it bother you? You admit that you
enjoy the religious song, you just don't like the images, as he said,
close the window and enjoy the music.

I am not a fan of Christian religious panderers, especially those who
use religion to try to conceal their non-Christian ways. You'll note I
made no comment about Tim or his religious feelings.

So are you saying that Tim, who I believe is a Christian, will KNOW
whether a supreme being exists, but JohnH, who is also a Christian who
has very similar religious beliefs as Tim, will not know.

I am pretty certain, that no Christian denomination expects their
members to be perfect, and in fact believe no one has been perfect for
over 2000 yrs. This sounds very similar to when you used to say Tom and
Eisboch were righteous righties, but the rest of those who leaned to the
political right, were scum.

Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:


Isn't religion wonderful? A believer like you doesn't know whether a
supreme being exists, and will never know.



I am not a religious person, but if you think about it, you have this
all backwards. Someone who is religious will KNOW if a supreme being
does exist, yet someone who isn't religious might not know even if a
supreme being does exist.

How will religious persons *know* if a supreme being exists? Does El
Supremo invite them over for coffee and cake? A religious person may
indeed have faith there is a supreme being, but that is all.

This really should be easy to understand. If a religious persons
belief is that there is an afterlife, and if by living their life in the
proscribed manner of their religion, they will meet the supreme being in
the afterlife, they will then KNOW their is a supreme being.

Well, that is nice and circular. Interestingly, it excludes the Hateful
Herring.




Since JohnH is only saying Merry Christmas and highlighting a song
and images that he enjoys, why does it bother you? You admit that
you enjoy the religious song, you just don't like the images, as he
said, close the window and enjoy the music.

I am not a fan of Christian religious panderers, especially those who
use religion to try to conceal their non-Christian ways. You'll note I
made no comment about Tim or his religious feelings.

So are you saying that Tim, who I believe is a Christian, will KNOW
whether a supreme being exists, but JohnH, who is also a Christian who
has very similar religious beliefs as Tim, will not know.


Herring only claims to be a Christian.



I am pretty certain, that no Christian denomination expects their
members to be perfect, and in fact believe no one has been perfect for
over 2000 yrs. This sounds very similar to when you used to say Tom and
Eisboch were righteous righties, but the rest of those who leaned to the
political right, were scum.


Perfection is not expected from humans.

Boater wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:


Isn't religion wonderful? A believer like you doesn't know whether
a supreme being exists, and will never know.



I am not a religious person, but if you think about it, you have
this all backwards. Someone who is religious will KNOW if a supreme
being does exist, yet someone who isn't religious might not know
even if a supreme being does exist.

How will religious persons *know* if a supreme being exists? Does El
Supremo invite them over for coffee and cake? A religious person may
indeed have faith there is a supreme being, but that is all.

This really should be easy to understand. If a religious persons
belief is that there is an afterlife, and if by living their life in
the proscribed manner of their religion, they will meet the supreme
being in the afterlife, they will then KNOW their is a supreme being.

Well, that is nice and circular. Interestingly, it excludes the Hateful
Herring.




Since JohnH is only saying Merry Christmas and highlighting a song
and images that he enjoys, why does it bother you? You admit that
you enjoy the religious song, you just don't like the images, as he
said, close the window and enjoy the music.

I am not a fan of Christian religious panderers, especially those who
use religion to try to conceal their non-Christian ways. You'll note
I made no comment about Tim or his religious feelings.

So are you saying that Tim, who I believe is a Christian, will KNOW
whether a supreme being exists, but JohnH, who is also a Christian who
has very similar religious beliefs as Tim, will not know.


Herring only claims to be a Christian.

I am pretty certain, that among most of the Christian denominations,
that is the ONLY requirement to be a Christian.



I am pretty certain, that no Christian denomination expects their
members to be perfect, and in fact believe no one has been perfect for
over 2000 yrs. This sounds very similar to when you used to say Tom
and Eisboch were righteous righties, but the rest of those who leaned
to the political right, were scum.


Perfection is not expected from humans.

wrote:
On Mon, 08 Dec 2008 14:44:25 -0500, "Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:

Boater wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:

Isn't religion wonderful? A believer like you doesn't know whether
a supreme being exists, and will never know.

I am not a religious person, but if you think about it, you have
this all backwards. Someone who is religious will KNOW if a supreme
being does exist, yet someone who isn't religious might not know
even if a supreme being does exist.
How will religious persons *know* if a supreme being exists? Does El
Supremo invite them over for coffee and cake? A religious person may
indeed have faith there is a supreme being, but that is all.
This really should be easy to understand. If a religious persons
belief is that there is an afterlife, and if by living their life in
the proscribed manner of their religion, they will meet the supreme
being in the afterlife, they will then KNOW their is a supreme being.
Well, that is nice and circular. Interestingly, it excludes the Hateful
Herring.



Since JohnH is only saying Merry Christmas and highlighting a song
and images that he enjoys, why does it bother you? You admit that
you enjoy the religious song, you just don't like the images, as he
said, close the window and enjoy the music.
I am not a fan of Christian religious panderers, especially those who
use religion to try to conceal their non-Christian ways. You'll note
I made no comment about Tim or his religious feelings.
So are you saying that Tim, who I believe is a Christian, will KNOW
whether a supreme being exists, but JohnH, who is also a Christian who
has very similar religious beliefs as Tim, will not know.

Herring only claims to be a Christian.
I am pretty certain, that among most of the Christian denominations,
that is the ONLY requirement to be a Christian.


I am pretty certain, that no Christian denomination expects their
members to be perfect, and in fact believe no one has been perfect for
over 2000 yrs. This sounds very similar to when you used to say Tom
and Eisboch were righteous righties, but the rest of those who leaned
to the political right, were scum.

Perfection is not expected from humans.


Adolf Hitler was raised as a catholic.


I have no idea if Adolf Hitler claimed to be a Christian as a adult, nor
am defending Christianity or those who profess to be Christians. I was
talking about the illogical statement:

"Isn't religion wonderful? A believer like you doesn't know whether a
supreme being exists, and will never know."

and that statement only applied to JohnH, and not Tim, who both
basically have the same belief system. If this simple concept is too
hard for someone to understand, there is no way we can discuss the
concept of was wither Adolph Hitler was a Christian and by asking for
forgiveness before he died, could he have gone to heaven.