Hi L.
Fascinating post, a little strongly worded, but
exactly right. I am always amazed when I read in the
papers about the Christians fighting the Muslims, or
the Christians fighting whoever. If you pick up a
gun, you are not a Christian. Period.
Peter G.
Thailand
--- bioveging <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am Christian, I do not support war, nor does Jesus
> support wars.
> I do not support financially or morally any criminal
> national
> interests at the cost of the lives and health of the
> world's
> innocents. If the flag of country clashes with the
> banner of love
> that flies over the kingdom of God, the national
> flag takes a powder.
> THAT is true Christian patriotism, dedication to the
> love of God and
> each other, not the nationalistic, warmongering,
> so-called patriotic
> blindness of enabling serial war upon the poor of
> the world.
> "Suffer the little children to come unto me, for OF
> SUCH is the
> kingdom of God" is what Jesus taught, not "make the
> little children
> suffer".
> The Apostle Paul taught that we are to become all
> things to all men,
> which means to blend in and participate in whatever
> country or
> situation we find ourselves in, not to fabricate the
> situations to
> what we THINK it should be and make a financial
> profit from it.
> It is the so-called christian that makes the worthy
> name of Jesus to
> be despised through bad example and America is at
> the top of that
> list.
> From what people have been exposed to, and
> considering the
> absolutely UN-christian behaviour of those who
> profess to be
> follwers of Christ's teachings (but don't) it is not
> difficult to
> understand why Christianity has been so degraded.
> Had the damn warmongers claimed to be Budists
> everyone would have
> not derided Budda, but looked upon the criminals as
> an aberation,
> but because these child killers profess and pretend
> to
> be "christians" it falls on Christ to bear the
> weight. And so it
> will be, although YOU who profess to follow the
> teachings of Jesus
> but do not are going to have a boat load of
> expalining to do.
> "Why call ye me Lord Lord and DO NOT the things that
> I ask?" Jesus
> said that.
>
> L.
>
> --- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Dear Jake:
> >
> > You sure nailed me. I'm one of those of fossils
> who is a
> Christian,
> > Conservative, and hopefully a Patriot. I am the
> guy you all
> despise and ridicule at
> > every opportunity. Flame on people.
> >
> > If you get a chance you might take the opportunity
> to have a
> discussion
> > without all the vitriol.
> >
> > I have always had an interest in alternative
> energy resources and
> at one time
> > owned virtually every copy of Mother Earth News.
> I read all those
> articles
> > about how the world was coming to an end. Is Paul
> Erlichman still
> around?
> > Remember how we were all going to starve as a
> result of the
> population explosion?
> >
> >
> > You may not believe this but I also consider
> myself a
> conservationist.
> > Abusing your resources is not only stupid but its
> bad business.
> Being a
> > conservative, I think about such things. :))
> >
> > The people on this forum have provided a
> remarkable amount of very
> valuable
> > information concerning Biofuels. You are to be
> commended. I have
> tried many
> > of the systems you have presented and am very
> impressed. Your
> council works.
> > Todd Swearingen is without a doubt very
> knowledgeable and gives
> simple and
> > precise answers to the questions asked by those on
> the forum with
> questions.
> >
> > Now, I would like to make a suggestion that some
> of you
> entrepreneurs might
> > consider. I believe there is an opportunity for
> many people to
> earn real good
> > money. This might be a thumb nail bus. plan.
> >
> > Assume your able to collect 1000 gals. of WVO per
> week. Seems
> like a
> > reasonable task. That amount should yield 1000
> gals. of Biofuel.
> It should also
> > yield 750# of glycerin. Please don't take it to
> the grass
> clippings pile.
> > Glycerin as you all know is valuable. Learn how
> to Purify it and
> then assign your
> > wife the task of making a very high value soap.
> Sell it on the
> Internet @
> > $1.50 per 3.5 oz. bar. If she can't make that
> much soap, pour the
> glycerin in 2#
> > blocks and again sell it for 2-3 bucks a pound.
> >
> > Let's see what you accomplished. Gross Income
> BioD $2,200.00 Soap
> 200# at
> > app. $1,000.00 and the balance of glycerin 500# @
> 2.50 /#. Let's
> see now that's
> > about $4,400.00 in gross income. You might have a
> Grand in
> expenses and that
> > seems to me to be a pretty good part time
> business.
> >
> > Both liberals and conservatives may be able to
> agree on some
> things. Biod is
> > Good, Glycerin soap is high quality soap, and I
> hope all of you
> have a
> > wonderful day and life.Now go out there all you
> greedy capitalist
> and do good. :))
> >
> > Sincerely,
> > Dave Hannah
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been
> removed]
>
>
>
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