Bob Calco wrote: > Ricardo: > > >> And you get a crowd of ignorant turds interpreting what has taken >> millenniums of highly educated and intelligent theologists to get >> right. >> > > Ah, the "educated and highly intelligent" folk. > > IMHO, they're the cause of most of the confusion about what scripture > actually says. Wise in their own conceits, many of them have done > considerable harm, by taking it upon themselves not merely to interpret > scripture for hoi polloi like us, but also to invent fairy tales that are > irreconcilable with it---and make the whole proposition sound absurd, > instead of helping people make sense of it. > > The Lord taught in parables, and there isn't one of them today that the > average person can't understand, once one or two cultural references are > explained. > > >> We get it better, priests take care of the boring stuff and tell us the >> nice fairy tales. >> > > This is not Christianity but churchianity. > > >> We get saved without the boredom and time waste, and >> all we got to do is to church on sundays and make the father's life a >> bit more interesting in the confessionary. >> > > All true except for the getting saved part. > > - Bob > Should I use <Ironic> tags? Maybe the irony is not perceived due to my broken english :-)
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