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We purchased a Holdiay tree today......................
John H. wrote: On 3 Dec 2005 19:02:25 -0800, wrote: John H. wrote: On Sat, 03 Dec 2005 17:58:26 -0500, Harry Krause wrote: John H. wrote: How many of the 45 million babies killed would have lived if they'd simply been born at the time they were killed? More than a thousand? Ten percent? One percent? -- John And think of the poor sperm that oozes out...and the eggs wasted each month. Hard question, huh? "It's just a fetus kicking, honey." Ring any bells? Here, I'll repeat one you seem to have missed. Harry, all nations have their Holy Days. Our nation does too. If you don't want to join in the celebration of Christ's birth, don't do it. Our nation does not. "Congress shall make no law......" go back and read the first amendment. Looks like they blew it. Christmas is a federal Holy Day. Nonsense. Christmas is a federal holiday, not holy day. Yes, the entymology of "holiday" is closely associated with "holy day", but if we are to accept your declaration of a national "holy day", would you please explain the religious significance of the other national "holy days?" Why not start with Labor Day? Fourth of July? (Is that in the Bible somehwere)? Maybe follow up with Ground Hog Day? :-) Why isn't Easter a national holiday? (Good Friday is a national holiday in Canada and some other countries). (Actually Ground Hog Day is the modern extension of both pagan and Christian traditions. In the ancient church it used to be called "Candlemass", and noted the end of the period of Mary's ritual purification following the Nativity) |
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