[County Agent Hank Kimball]

Sorry...that was sarcasm....note the sig.

My point was to highlight what I view as the silliness of all the squabbling over religious doctrine that sometimes goes on here. Really, no one is likely to have his mind changed about his religious beliefs because someone harangues him on the internet. It’s all pretty loopy in my humble opinion.

We’ve got a president and congress destroying our country, possibly for good, and many here choose to expend energy on protestant versus catholic, postmillenial versus premillenial, Mormon versus anti-mormon. It would all be a big yawn if it wasn’t distracting from the deadly serious matter of our country becoming a Third World Fabian Socialist dump.

Hank

[Cronos]

Really, no one is likely to have his mind changed about his religious beliefs because someone harangues him on the internet.

True enough, and I'm just pointing out to the poster in question about his continuous haranguing!

Though... there are posters out there that truly speak of what they believe and I think one can learn.

haranguing doesn't work even in real life. I gave the example above of some Born-again types who in Mangalore/South Canara in the state of Karnataka in India went about distributing leaflets that said that Hindu deities were demons.

Now, whatever you believe -- by distributing that, you're not going to get anyone listening to you! I much prefer the work that some Baptist ministries do which is to actual preach or work with the locals. THAT can convince people, not haranguing.

[Elsie]

Really, no one is likely to have his mind changed about his religious beliefs because someone harangues him on the internet.

Any takers?