[ambrose]

True. I WAS upset with him, just not this much. Now, if Burton was trying to starve his wife...

Well you see, I have the peace of mind of being intellectually honest and consistent. So when Dan Burton told his lies about Tom McClintock, I knew right away that I did not have to believe a word he said. I don't need to engage in situational ethics wherein bastard child is okay for A, but not okay for B.

[Warren_Piece]

Ok, I'll type slow. Fathering bastard chilldren=bad, no matter who it is. And I wasn't aware of what Burton said about MCClintock, but i don't care what burton says, anyway. however, killing spouse=MUCH worse. No equivilency.

[jwalsh07]

Hey Ambrose did you apologise yet?

[Krodg]

Well you see, I have the peace of mind of being intellectually honest and consistent.

Since I have been a member of FR I've seen threads where people have begged for your input and I've always been curious about that. Your statement above brings these verses to mind:

Let no man deceive himself. If any man among you seemeth to be wise in this world, let him become a fool, that he may be wise.

For the wisdom of this world is foolishness with God. For it is written, HE TAKETH THE WISE IN THEIR OWN CRAFTINESS.

And again, THE LORD KNOWETH THE THOUGHTS OF THE WISE, THAT THEY ARE IN VAIN.

1 Cor 4: 18-20