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Harry Krause wrote:
Apostle Keith Williams wrote:
Remember the good old days when we didn't do sex
until married?

Sex before marriage is as old as marriage itself.



No, I don't. Thank god.

Hell, let's just go back to the "good old days" when, if a
woman
spoke
out of line, she was deemed a witch and stoned to death.

If she spoke *out of line* she was deemed a witch and stoned
to
death? I
don't recall reading about that. When and where was that
happening?

Salem, Mass. for one. Ever hear of the place?

So the women there spoke *out of line*, were judged to be
witches
and
were
then stoned to death?

Yes. Absolutely.


How so? And was this a widespread problem or only in Salem,
Mass.?

How so? Because the powers that were, simply deemed someone a
witch.
Those women who dared speak out were put in horrible positions. And
yes, it was widespread. Have you ever read much of our history
besides
what you wanted to understand?






Or let's go back to the "good old days" when fornicating
at
all
was
considered a deadly sin.

You may not think so (see my closing comments). It still
is.
Were
the 10
Commandments rewriten Bassy? When did that happen?

I guess you've not heard, the Christians have lossened their
grip,
and
are allowing married couples to fornicate for procreation.

Really? Specifically what religions would that include?
Certainly
not the
Catholic Religion.

Really? Then where do Catholic children come from?

Do you know the definition of fornication?

Yes.


I don't think so. Nice try.
Please, learn to comprehend what you've read. I said YES

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Harry Krause wrote:
Apostle Keith Williams wrote:
Remember the good old days when we didn't do sex
until married?

Sex before marriage is as old as marriage itself.



No, I don't. Thank god.

Hell, let's just go back to the "good old days" when, if a
woman
spoke
out of line, she was deemed a witch and stoned to death.

If she spoke *out of line* she was deemed a witch and stoned
to
death? I
don't recall reading about that. When and where was that
happening?

Salem, Mass. for one. Ever hear of the place?

So the women there spoke *out of line*, were judged to be
witches
and
were
then stoned to death?

Yes. Absolutely.


How so? And was this a widespread problem or only in Salem,
Mass.?

How so? Because the powers that were, simply deemed someone a
witch.
Those women who dared speak out were put in horrible positions. And
yes, it was widespread. Have you ever read much of our history
besides
what you wanted to understand?






Or let's go back to the "good old days" when fornicating
at
all
was
considered a deadly sin.

You may not think so (see my closing comments). It still
is.
Were
the 10
Commandments rewriten Bassy? When did that happen?

I guess you've not heard, the Christians have lossened their
grip,
and
are allowing married couples to fornicate for procreation.

Really? Specifically what religions would that include?
Certainly
not the
Catholic Religion.

Really? Then where do Catholic children come from?

Do you know the definition of fornication?

Yes.


I don't think so. Nice try.
Please, learn to comprehend what you've read. I said YES


You certainly would not have stated that Catholic children are born as a
result of fornication if you knew the definition of the word.

Don't feel bad as Krause obviously did not know the meaning of the word also
as he did not know of a Commandment prohibiting it.

Nice try Bassy but no cigar.

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Harry Krause wrote:
Apostle Keith Williams wrote:
Remember the good old days when we didn't do sex
until married?

Sex before marriage is as old as marriage itself.



No, I don't. Thank god.

Hell, let's just go back to the "good old days" when,
if a
woman
spoke
out of line, she was deemed a witch and stoned to
death.

If she spoke *out of line* she was deemed a witch and
stoned
to
death? I
don't recall reading about that. When and where was that
happening?

Salem, Mass. for one. Ever hear of the place?

So the women there spoke *out of line*, were judged to be
witches
and
were
then stoned to death?

Yes. Absolutely.


How so? And was this a widespread problem or only in Salem,
Mass.?

How so? Because the powers that were, simply deemed someone a
witch.
Those women who dared speak out were put in horrible positions.
And
yes, it was widespread. Have you ever read much of our history
besides
what you wanted to understand?






Or let's go back to the "good old days" when
fornicating
at
all
was
considered a deadly sin.

You may not think so (see my closing comments). It still
is.
Were
the 10
Commandments rewriten Bassy? When did that happen?

I guess you've not heard, the Christians have lossened
their
grip,
and
are allowing married couples to fornicate for procreation.

Really? Specifically what religions would that include?
Certainly
not the
Catholic Religion.

Really? Then where do Catholic children come from?

Do you know the definition of fornication?

Yes.


I don't think so. Nice try.
Please, learn to comprehend what you've read. I said YES


You certainly would not have stated that Catholic children are born
as a
result of fornication if you knew the definition of the word.

Why? Oh, I see! YOU are getting LEGAL marriage confused with CHRISTIAN
marriage.

Don't feel bad as Krause obviously did not know the meaning of the
word also
as he did not know of a Commandment prohibiting it.

Nice try Bassy but no cigar.

I don't feel bad, I knew you were getting the two confused all along.
Nice try, Jimmy, but no cigar.