[restornu]

No it was between the Catholics and Protestants!

When I was Prebyterian in the 60’s some would wear Orange on St Paddy day in Michigan!

It was well known even among the protestants denominations there was those who thought they better than the others.

I lived throuh it you were Mormon in those day in Utah you did not live through this in Midwest America!

It was not until the 80’s before things started to become ecumentical.

[ejonesie22]

So let me get this straight Resty. To shore up your argument that there is tremendous discord between different denominations, something that is imperative for the LDS faithful to do to further hide their short comings, you have to travel thousands of miles away, to a conflict that ended 3 decades ago the was as much political in nature as it was religious.

Amazing...

You totally skip over the numerous ecumenical organizations world wide that serve mankind daily, the thousands of non denominational worship services that occur during Christian holidays across this great land, the number of charities that are promoted by people of all Christian strips, all with nary a knife drawn or shot fired.

I remember vividly the tremendous outpouring of love and support from PROTESTIANTS that went out to the CATHOLIC Church when John Paul II passed, a great and revered leader and servant of the True Christ. We even had a brief service and prayer in honor of the man the following Sunday in my Church.

Yeah, you miss all that in your 5 thousand mile 30 decade ago trip.

What;’s next, the Salem witch trials?

The Inquisition?

Pathetic...