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Re: Astonishing GOP field

By: xcslewis in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Wed, 19 Oct 11 11:11 PM | 43 view(s)
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Hi clo,

So then do you consider yourself a Christian just not a Catholic?

Don't feel obligated to answer. I am curious, not critical. I am often baffled as to how people come to their opinions and beliefs, especially since so few seem agree with me. That probably has a lot to do with my inability to articulate my thoughts.


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Re: Astonishing GOP field
By: clo in ALEA
Wed, 19 Oct 11 9:02 PM 		Msg. 06072 of 54959

Hi xcslewis,

A non-practicing Catholic.
Once a Catholic always a Catholic, even though I don't follow the church or the priests/pope that dictate how others should live their lives.

Yet, for many many years a number of those in power, engaged in child abuse, either overtly or passively, by not reporting it.

The US gives aide to our allies.
If they don't want to take any 'suggestions' from us, they can say no.
And we can chose how much aide to give them.

I supported Hillary. Even when I knew she couldn't win the nomination, every effort of hers was appreciated & when she'd win a primary race I'd send a little more.
So I understand your loyality to Ron ;))

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