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Article #17564Re: Ronald Reagan confesses: "I have Alzheimer's."
From: Banks
Date: Mon, 28 Nov 1994 15:52
Date: Mon, 28 Nov 1994 15:52
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Chris Woodward (PSY) (woodward@luna.ec.usf.edu.) wrote: : In article <Pine.OSF.3.91a.941121133309.20655K-100000@christa.unh.edu> "The Black \"Ken-ight\"" <wkl@christa.unh.edu> writes: : > : >There is a Just God. That you don't believe in Him shows. : Shows what? : > I bet that Reagan and John Paul II will never retract their : >positions, and even on their deathbeds will not recant their positions, : >even if they were offered the opportunity to retroactively allow the : >research -- even if they were guaranteed that they would be cured from : >their selling out their beliefs. Why should they retract thier positions? : I bet Reagan can barely *remember* his beliefs, let alone retract : them. As for John Paul II, at least he comes by his honestly. : > Of course, the price would just be their souls, ...... Ronald Reagen is one of USA's greatest presidents -EVER-, he is great because he stood up for his beliefs. Before and after the election unlike Prez Bubba who is the original BAIT-&-SWITCH president. : What's the going price for a soul these days? Majority leadership : in Congress? If so then Ted Kennedy will rot in hell for a couple a billion years. : > We call that integrity, faith, and loyalty to principle. It's : >admirable and honorable. Regrettably, they are going to be made : >martyrs. But we won't betray their cause just because they are lost to us. : Or obstinance, stubbornness, and refusal to open one's mind... : -- : [ Chris Woodard, M.A. ] : [ Anheuser-Busch Chair of Computational Theology ] : [ University of Ediacara ] : [ "Open-mindedness is not synonymous with blind gullibility." ] You couldn't beat Reagan while he was in office, so you're kicking a good man when he's down. Reagan deserves better than that, if you can't give him the respect he has EARNED and deserves, then shut up. In short you're a heartless bastard. banksc@cuug.ab.ca
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