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In article <73tao1$n93$1@paperboy.ids.net>,
   zarlenga@conan.ids.net (Michael Zarlenga) wrote:
>Melissa <Melissa9Z@Zmho.net> wrote:
>: >Ok, so, tell us ... what percentage of the world's poor - you know,
>: >the people you claim are so intimately influenced by the Catholic
>: >Church's "be fruitful and multiply? message - are born in wedlock?
>: >
>: >Must be damn close to 100%, hunh, if the Catholic Church's messages
>: >are to blame.
>
>: Well Catholics aren't perfect either. Ever heard of the term "cafeteria 
>: Catholic"? Someone who picks & chooses what they'll follow. So they could be 
>
>Ever hear the term "cherry picked data?"  I guess that would make
>you a "cafeteria scientist" - you know, someone who omits key pieces
>of data because they just don't fit into his (or her) preconceived
>notions or politial agenda.
>
>By the way, no one here is claiming Catholics are perfect.

And I wasn't claiming they were all evil either, I'm just saying that they need 
to rethink things, so that they don't do bad that reverses much of the good 
they do.


That's my opinion  - Melissa

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