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In article <1869@cci632.UUCP>, mark@cci632.UUCP (Mark Stevans) writes:

> It is rude, childish, and entirely out-of-place for persons like Jeff
> Lindorff and Jim Kendall to use this topic to ridicule the (albeit
> unscientific) tenets of the Catholic church.
> 


I don't know what it was that lit your blowtorch Mr. Stevans, but I, for one
am not going to be accused of anything I didn't do. 

If you had read my contribution (talk.rumors #1216) to the original posting,
you would have found NOTHING in it that would constitute 'ridicule' of the
Catholic Church. The ONLY thing ridiculed in my posting was Mr. Michael
Jackson's penchant for collecting unusual stuff at any price. You remember Mr.
Jackson, don't you? He's the same guy that tried to buy the Elephant Man's
skeleton, and (supposedly) the remains of the space shuttle astronauts.

Mr. Kendall (talk.rumors #1214) will have to defend himself, but I see no
ridicule of ANYTHING in his posting. All he did was to post a copy of a
newspaper article and pose a couple of questions, neither of which seemed to
ridicule anyone or anything.

Let's be a little bit more careful with the flames, Mr. Stevans. Ordinarily,
I wouldn't post a response to something like this,  I'd e-mail. But if you're
going to accuse in public, I'm going to respond in public in all groups where
the accusation appeared.

Apologies to other groups for the cross-postings.

End (hopefully) of discussion.

Jeff 

(Not employed by Sequent Computer Systems, Beaverton, OR., so don't blame them.)

"I know it's true. I saw it on T.V."

-- John Fogerty 

Jeff 


(Not employed by Sequent Computer Systems, Beaverton, OR., so don't blame them.)

"I know it's true. I saw it on T.V."

-- John Fogerty