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Havoc writes:

Actually, I did answer that querry Cronos. And with no more information than was provided to you, I was fed this a few minutes ago by someone who did bother to look before trying to slander me. That's what I call honesty.

It's usual to provide the citations at the time the assertions are made, not make the assertions, present them as fac,t and tell folks to find them themselves. That's not slander - to request citations. That's a request for intellectual professionalism.

Dave Hunt - Roman Catholicism - Debate - Is it another Gospel.mp3 WinMX network.

I downloaded the software and the only Dave Hunt file found is about Islam.

I guess it's the default Catholic position to slander and look last. But I'm told the quotation I gave came from this debate and records the comment exactly as I relayed it.

No, not the default Catholic position, and that is unfortunate that you lump folks together. I believe it's intellectually dishonest to make an asserton, present it as fact, and have no diret reference at the ready.

So when you get your pride out of your behind, and work up the integrity, I'll be waiting here for the apology I'm sure I'll never see. In the meantime, I'll get the software and download it myself to confirm for myself. This outta be good. ROFL.

I will be the first to offer the apology if the citation you mention is included in the MP3. Specifically, if one hears the Pope or the Vatican Information Service claim that the Pope prays to Mary for salvation. Otherwise, it's not unreasonable to ask that Havoc retract his claim about the Pope. I'll note that Dave Hunt saying that the Pope said this or that is not sufficient proof. If the Pope did indeed state what Havoc is claiming he did, you would think it would be available on the Internet. I've searched a larger portion of the Vatican web-site from 1997 and can't find the statement in question.

Hey, brothers, have you noticed that what they do is exactly what they falsely accuse us of; lying, name-calling and misinterpreting scripture.

I swear, this little trinity of heresy is the most surreal and diabolical thing I have ever encountered. Reading their posts is like looking at the grisly results of a terrible auto accident. You want to look away from the gore, but it is just so hideous and twisted that you can't. You stand there with mouth agape.

I once saw a man who, in some sort of diabetic problem, got in a serious accident. By the time we found him, he had coagulated blod hanging out of his ear canals like ear rings. The gooey little bloodsicles hung down there about two inches and wiggled every time he moved his muddled head. But the wierdest thing of all is that, in his stupor, he kept blowing kisses and coming onto a female ambulance worker. It was so incredibly surreal. He had no idea how hideous and screwed up he was, and yet he just kept on going after her.

And here I am gaping at the infinitely wise posts of the little trinity of Havoc, REGGIE and ET. Deja vu!

I've searched a larger portion of the Vatican web-site from 1997 and can't find the statement in question.

Since you've been digging around the Vatican website since 1997, can you tell me if they have the picture of the Pope kissing the Qu'ran on its website? Out of curiosity, the Pope kisses the Bible, so when he kissed the Qu'ran, was he giving it legitimacy, putting it on equal footing with the Bible? Thanks.