From the unbiased nj.con forum - The "All Opinions are Welcome, but Sorry no Instigators" Board

Date: Tue Mar 23 9:29 PM, 2004

From the unbiased nj.con forum

Date: Tue Mar 23 9:46 PM, 2004

1800.1.1.1.1. If I wanted that future
by FoolsStepIn, 3/23/04 21:24 ET
Re: CAMPUS??? by RT25yrs, 3/23/04

I would have bought my home in a suburban area - RT is and always will be a rural community...we have no wish to turn our one lane sleepy hometown into more suburban sprawl...period.

Date: Tue Mar 23 9:58 PM, 2004

I do not know about the rest of you folks here in RT, but I am perfectly happy with my religion as it is (Jewish). I strongly doubt that there is going to be a rush of converts to CCism if they moved here. I suspect that, by and large, we are satisified with our religions and existing religious institutions. My wife (who is a practicing Catholic and satisfied with her church) and I, like most in this town are much to bright to consider CCism as a viable alternative.

Date: Tue Mar 23 10:02 PM, 2004

quote:
Originally posted by: Craig Maier
I strongly doubt that there is going to be a rush of converts to CCism if they moved here. . . . I, like most in this town are much to bright to consider CCism as a viable alternative."

Actually, judging by the fact that you can't understand what a "hypothetical" is, "bright" would not be the first term that jumped to mind to describe you. Your unfounded opinion regarding the intelligence level of CC members is, however, very revealing.

Date: Tue Mar 23 10:13 PM, 2004

To be perfectly honest with you, one would have to be a little naive or not too bright to be pouring 10 percent before taxes into Irelands coffers. There are real established religious organizations which are sincerely interested in the spiritual needs of their congregations. I have seen Ireland in action and he is not such a man in my opinion. I do not think that he even understands the concept of "Thou shalt not bear false witness!" (that's one of the ten commandments, in case you did not know).

Date: Tue Mar 23 10:22 PM, 2004

You are certainly entitled to your opinions, no matter how absurd.

Date: Wed Mar 24 6:55 AM, 2004

The only absurdity here is the hypothesis stated at the top of this thread.