Christians kicked off campus at Brown University

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | November 18, 2006

[Quix]

Such things have been around in the puppet masters organizations' own in-house publications for AT LEAST 45 years. This is not theory. These are facts I've been forced to be confronted with in my library work in my BA program.

You might find post #91 at this thread somewhat of interest:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1740706/posts?page=90#90

[PGalt]

Thanks.

[Labyrinthos]

"Personally, I have never heard anyone express the idea that a Catholic is not a Christian."

Take a look:

http://www.born-again-christian.info/catholics.htm
http://www.jesus-is-lord.com/cath.htm
http://www.carm.org/catholic/saved.htm
http://www.chick.com/information/religions/catholicism/

Do a Google search for "Catholics are not Christians" (and similar search parameters), and you might discover that the belief is more widespread than you thought.

"Do you believe that anyone not a Roman Catholic can be a Christian?"

Of course.

[jimtorr]

Yes, there are Christians who say that Catholics ae not Christian. There are also Catholics who say that I, a protestant, am not a Christian.

People who say this, either way, are fairly small in number. I am familiar with one of the organizations you have cited, Chick Publishing, and know that Chick is not a major organiztion, nor are his beliefs shared by many, even among people who buy his publications. Of course, "many" is a relative term.

I also am aware that the large and fast-growing evangelical organizations, such as Foursquare International, actively rebut the notion.

I don't think the notion is as widespread as you seem to think it is.

[jonesboheim]

Islam is a complete system with its own laws - in other words, it is a state. Our Constitution specifically forbids a state within a state.

If that is truly the case, then why are the Blackfeet, Chickashaw, and the White Mountain Apache Tribes that all live within the US allowed to have their own Constitution and their own laws, some of which contradict those in the US Constitution?

[sageb1]

guilt

[Nitro]

Didn't John-John start out at Brown

Brown may have been first, as I recall it was where John got the acting bug, or where he met Hannah and Jackie was un-pleased. Mom tried to keep little John and Caroline from doing what they ended up doing.

[expatguy]

Does our State department speak with one consistent and clear voice?