Pagans incensed by White House comment

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Tuesday, December 9, 2003

[R. Scott]

That's not true at all.

What’s not true at all?
I too know some Pagans, but they aren’t the spoiled teenager vampire-gothic New Age wannabe hippies. They are mostly just regular looking and acting people with a different faith. If you met them on the street you might think they were Baptists.

[Bernard Marx]

The Rev. Barry Lynn An NCC apostate, false teacher if ever there was one.

He'd have to rank near the top (Soros is Number 1) of my candidates for the Antichrist.

[k2blader]

There isn't such a thing as government "charity". The government should get out of the charity business completely --- including all welfare programs. Let the Christians, pagans and whoever else do their own charity programs.

Agreed.

[Sam's Army]

"If you met them on the street you might think they were Baptists."

Or just dumb.

[blackie]

Pagan poppycock. :)

[PBRSTREETGANG]

The Pagans apparently need to bring down a couple of buildings in order to get themselves a Solstice Dinner at the White House.

[Bernard Marx]

Soros, OTOH, is just a straightforward, crusty old left-wing crackpot with money...

To me Soros is the embodiment of pure evil. I'd rank Lynn with the likes of the other phony "Reverends" like Al Sharpton, Jim Bakker and Jesse Jackson.

[an amused spectator]

BTW.....I have been lurking for years on this site. Probably one of the originals. So don't flame me for just now registering! I know...I know......but it's just how I am!

Ok, then who are "billy paul" and "esrosen"? ;-)

[beezdotcom]

Particularly common, they say, are food drives in conjunction with Pagan Pride Day celebrations across the country.

A one-day food drive doth not a "faith-based charitable organization" make...

[ladyinred]

LOL
They really are coming out of the woodwork against the President aren't they?

The pagans are endorsing Clarke and Dean, so who cares if they are insulted? (Bogus anyway)

[Protagoras]

I know a few pagans. They ride Harleys', and I don't think they vote at all.

I know a zillion pagans. Almost all of them claim one religion or another. Claim, but not practice, much less believe.

[R. Scott]

“Just dumb”? How would know? I have yet to meet a neo-pagan that will try to spread the faith.

[Sam's Army]

Yeah, I know.....maybe that was a bit harsh. I guess I just can't see having more faith in the seasons or planetary alignments, etc., than with the one that created it all to begin with.

[R. Scott]

Remember that the Animist’s faith that a particular rock, stream of grove has a spirit is just as strong as the Christian/Jewish/Muslim’s faith that the God of Abraham created the heavens and Earth. Much of our religious belief come from our upbringing. Would you be a Christian if you had not been raised with that belief?
I personally don’t care what a person’s belief is – it’s a very personal thing – as long as they don’t use it as an excuse to harm others.

[Bernard Marx]

Good thing he doesn't run a government anywhere.

Problem is, he's trying to run ours. He was behind the "Hate Bush" meeting of Hollywood glitterati and money people at the BevHills Hilton last week and that's just one of his evil little behind-the-scenes projects. He's also a big donor to moveon.org and several other anti-American groups. He hates capitalism yet uses his genius as a currency speculator to undermine the system. He's seriously bad news.

[MikalM]

"WORST-CHAT-EVER!

[Liberty Valance]

Please don't throw me in that briar patch...lol

[RightOnline]

Oh jeez louise.................there goes the pagan vote.