[lace] Lace for its own sake

2008-10-22 Thread Jean Nathan
In response to Debora's posting: I do not see a problem here. Saints associated with lacemaking are part of lace history, so I don't see how this brings anyone's religion into it. Patron saints are associated with just about everything we do, whether you are aware of them or not and whether yo

Re: [lace] Lace for its own sake

2008-10-21 Thread Clay Blackwell
With all due respect, Debora, I don't understand what you are trying to say. I believe that you stated your feelings clearly, but are you suggesting that the list not talk about the history that is associated with lace? It is certainly a valid subject for discussion on the list, and those pos

Re: [lace] Lace for its own sake

2008-10-21 Thread Sister Claire
And your point would be? Sr Claire On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 9:42 PM, Debora Lustgarten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > Dear Arachneans and my few close friends among you, > I choose not to relate a pleasurable craft with nailed, burnt, or > otherwise tortured people, all for the sake of superstitions

[lace] Lace for its own sake

2008-10-21 Thread Debora Lustgarten
Dear Arachneans and my few close friends among you, I choose not to relate a pleasurable craft with nailed, burnt, or otherwise tortured people, all for the sake of superstitions from whichever side of the religious coin we may look. My lace is meant to be a hobby, free from politics, religion an