Re: OT religious controversy

2005-02-24 Thread Erik Hansen

--- Ken Norris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I must have missed something. Was this a
> response to something, or just 
> a statement?

nothing really to notice,
no harm intended by anyone.

i happen to play organ for a fundamentalist
church, so i can see (or imagine) how the
"saints" might take offense at something
poking fun at their literal interpretation of
"Genesee".

Erik Hansen


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Re: OT religious controversy

2005-02-24 Thread Mark Swindell
On Feb 24, 2005, at 1:58 PM, Raymond E. Griffith wrote:
Well, in Program Philosophy I am an "intelligent design" advocate. If a
program isn't intelligently designed, it doesn't matter that someone 
created
it.

That was why Hypercard got a bad name. There was lots of creationism, 
but
not as much intelligent design.

Which is why, I've always suspected, HC was put on the v-e-r-y s-l-o-w 
upgrade path and then abandoned altogether by Apple.  Far too easy for 
us commoners to make buggy,  bad-looking apps that ran poorly.  And as 
home-brewed stacks got a bad name, what parent company was going to get 
a bad name by association?

Mark
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Re: OT religious controversy

2005-02-24 Thread Raymond E. Griffith
> Hi Erik,
> 
> I must have missed something. Was this a response to something, or just
> a statement?
> 
> Ken N.
> 
>> Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 19:42:57 -0800 (PST)
>> From: Erik Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Subject: OT religious controversy
>> 
>> 
>> i don't happen to be a "creationist" or
>> "intelligent design" advocate, but about
>> half of the people in this country
>> are. i am certain that some people on the
>> list are as well.

Well, in Program Philosophy I am an "intelligent design" advocate. If a
program isn't intelligently designed, it doesn't matter that someone created
it. 

That was why Hypercard got a bad name. There was lots of creationism, but
not as much intelligent design.

Regards,

Raymond E. Griffith


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OT religious controversy

2005-02-24 Thread Ken Norris
Hi Erik,
I must have missed something. Was this a response to something, or just 
a statement?

Ken N.
Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 19:42:57 -0800 (PST)
From: Erik Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: OT religious controversy
i don't happen to be a "creationist" or
"intelligent design" advocate, but about
half of the people in this country
are. i am certain that some people on the
list are as well.
religion and politics are two areas where
we should agree to disagree and leave it
at that. this list is a community of sorts.
with so many interests in common,
polarization and marginalization detract
from the common goal(s).
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Re: OT religious controversy

2005-02-24 Thread Jim Hurley
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Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 19:42:57 -0800 (PST)
From: Erik Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: OT religious controversy
To: How to use Revolution 
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i don't happen to be a "creationist" or
"intelligent design" advocate, but about
half of the people in this country
are. i am certain that some people on the
list are as well.
religion and politics are two areas where
we should agree to disagree and leave it
at that. this list is a community of sorts.
with so many interests in common,
polarization and marginalization detract
from the common goal(s).
[steps down from soap box]
Erik Hansen
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I hope no one considered my comments to hold any religious significance.
Actually they were a snippet from a humor article I submitted to the 
New Yorker last year. They didn't think it was funny either.

I need to learn the smiley face conventions :-)
Jim
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RE: OT religious controversy

2005-02-24 Thread Lynch, Jonathan
If anyone likes debating religion - I suggest www.onlinedebate.net - I
used to be a moderator there, before I had to quit because I was getting
too caught up in the debates and thus ignoring more important things in
my life.

The guy who runs that site is religious but very fair minded - and the
site is designed to balanced, with moderators of all persuasions.

 


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Re: OT religious controversy

2005-02-24 Thread Thomas McGrath III
I didn't know there was a controversy??
HHmmm
Tom
On Feb 23, 2005, at 10:42 PM, Erik Hansen wrote:
[steps down from soap box]
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Re: OT religious controversy

2005-02-23 Thread Dan Shafer
Mark
To what was this a response?
Dan
On Feb 23, 2005, at 7:42 PM, Erik Hansen wrote:
i don't happen to be a "creationist" or
"intelligent design" advocate, but about
half of the people in this country
are. i am certain that some people on the
list are as well.
religion and politics are two areas where
we should agree to disagree and leave it
at that. this list is a community of sorts.
with so many interests in common,
polarization and marginalization detract
from the common goal(s).
[steps down from soap box]
Erik Hansen
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Re: OT religious controversy

2005-02-23 Thread curry
There is a discussion list for Christian xTalk users (Rev and other IDE's) 
at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cxtalk/
This is offered for those who wish to talk about their faith, 
projects, and xTalk IDEs with other users. (Not for pro/con religious 
controversy and politics per se, sorry, can't help there!)

Curry
--
religion and politics are two areas where
we should agree to disagree and leave it
at that. this list is a community of sorts.
with so many interests in common,
polarization and marginalization detract
from the common goal(s).
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OT religious controversy

2005-02-23 Thread Erik Hansen

i don't happen to be a "creationist" or
"intelligent design" advocate, but about
half of the people in this country
are. i am certain that some people on the
list are as well.

religion and politics are two areas where
we should agree to disagree and leave it
at that. this list is a community of sorts.
with so many interests in common, 
polarization and marginalization detract
from the common goal(s).

[steps down from soap box]

Erik Hansen

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