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A Jovial Cad, I hope for this to be my final post to you.

I will answer your question: "how many so-called "Christians" have you ever run across who are comfortable with the use of the word "Screw"...."

Few that were "comfortable" using it. None of us are perfect, and I have heard Christians use all manner of foul language and have seen Just men fall very far. I myself am a flawed Christian, though I continue to try through His grace.

I don't however harp whine and nitpick at what is to me utter nonsense in light of the subject matter (Forest for Trees). If you think it's THAT important, badger the author of the thread for an answer; and I suppose an apology and severe penance.

The author of the thread seems to be a very sincere Pro-Lifer who wants to end the holocaust of abortion. He's new at FR and did not feel comfortable posting a vanity so quickly, so I offered to, because I agreed with the message and thought it needed exposure. And boy has it gotten exposure. I did not grill him about every word. Ending abortion is far more important than such stupid nonsense.

I prefer to try to be constructive with what I've got to work with and not tear other Pro-Lifers down because they're not perfect. I AM VERY FAR FROM PERFECT.

I now ask that you stop posting to me.

Goodbye and God bless

cp, thanks for this thread. It is not stupid, and is good it was posted.

Don't let anyone get you down.

Jeff, I don't agree with your last post.

The MSM doesn't show the reality of what happened on 9-11-2001 but will show pictures of beheadings. And then support the terrorists.

And Planned Parenthood doesn't show women that they have a baby inside them so they can keep their multimillion business going.

I accept your concession to my irrefutable points; appreciate your finally answering the question; and vow to never again, from this point forward, post to you again without invitation (i.e., as long as you or one of your surrogate allies doesn't post to me).

I'm pro-life, and always have been, BTW. I voted for Senator-elect Tom Coburn enthusiastically--in both the GOP primary and the general election here--for crying out loud.