Um.... What?

[zarq]

According to Republican Florida Senate Candidate Katherine Harris, I (as an average citizen,) am not Christian because I "don't know any better."

"If you are not electing Christians, tried and true, under public scrutiny and pressure, if you're not electing Christians then in essence you are going to legislate sin

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[sclerotic_rings]

Good ole Katherine Harris. Where the hell are Sigourney Weaver and a forklift when you need 'em?

[zarq]

I'd settle for Sarah Michelle Geller, a stake, a clove of garlic and some holy water. :)

[helenabucket]

Good...Lord. Has it really gotten this bad? I'm waiting for her to call pop music, "Negro music" and call for an end to suggestive dancing.

Just when did we get this polarized? There's a significant portion of the population that would turn the U.S. into Sweden if given the chance: a peaceful, placid place with a sensible drug policy and a penchant for not mucking about with other countries. OTOH, there's a rabid majority who would turn the U.S. into Afghanistan if given the chance.

What has happened to us? G-d!!!!

[rparvaaz]

*g*

I was 17 when I first went to a Sunday Service and the sermon that day was about lost sheep who go astray because they don't know any better. Then the floor was opened for questions and I asked, in good faith, how he could be so sure that we didn't know any better and were going astray...

Some 10 minutes later, he told me, from the pulpit, to never come to the church as I wasn't welcome.

[made_of_paradox]

Hee!

Not that I ever actually advocated for the devil, but I'd play "devil's advocate" in Sunday school, arguing against whatever it was that was under discussion.

It made people think about what they were thinking, at least.