Posted on 06/03/2006 6:54:04 AM PDT by TheBattman
Spend your own money defending your faith.
Remember once the line is crossed that the government decides what is a gospel tract and what isn't, we aren't going back.
The bank teller in question must have learned to make change at McDonalds!
(p.s., I was born and raised RC,but praise God He saved me out of it!)
Usually just enough to tie their own shoes with the aid of a government program, but slightly less than that exhibited by the typical Irish Setter.
What else can you say about people who watch cars race around a track in the hopes of seeing an accident and call it "a sport"? Add the right turn to NASCAR and maybe it will reach the status of "pasttime", like baseball.
The article is wrong about Grover Cleveland. At one time when larger denomination bills were in circulation (before 1970), Grover Cleveland's portrait was on bill. I think it was $1,000.00.
Yet apparently smart enough to get you to expose your ignorance.
Eeeeeee!!!! Warn someone first before you post something like that!!!!
"Ray Comfort is a nutty, low-cal version of Jack Chick...and as insanely anti-Catholic as Chick is. I'm glad to see my tax dollars at work."
Jack Chick reminds people of the erased history of the Catholic Church, the part they don't want to talk about. Far from being nutty or insane, he is faithful in speaking for the untold numbers of saints tortured and killed by the Catholic Church. They are my brothers and sisters in The Lord.
If Ray Comfort is anything like Jack Chick, he's a great warrior of the True and The Living God, Jesus Christ the Righteous, the Creator of Heaven and Earth, and The Judge before whom we will stand on that day, and give an account as to what we have said in our lives.
Hey, as a native New Yorker and transplanted-would-be-redneck, I take umbrage!
It's not our fault that East Bumf*ck, Miss. doesn't have a Hazmat crew or proper radiological emergency arrangements, but excuse us while we sratch our heads trying to figure out why any self-respecting terrorist would want to set off a dirty bomb in rural Arkansas (besides it being the incest capital of the country).
Got news for ya: New York was attacked -- Little Rock, Raleigh, Stone Mountain and Texarkana weren't. I don't disagree with the notion that Homeland Security money does need to be more fairly (and wisely) distributed, but please don't treat the deaths of 3,000 people so cavalierly and sarcastically.
We can agree to disagree, but people died, even in a city with a 30,000 member police department and all the services modern society seems to require.
Oh, and by the way; New Yorkers pay far more in federal taxes than they ever seem to get back from the government. Just something to remember while you get your free tax-payer-paid for flu shots and surplus cheese, courtesy of the folks who work for a living on Wall Street, the engine of American economic growth.
Ignorance is posting something in the full expectation of getting an insult in return, meekly taking it, and then pretending it was an exercise in virtue.
Just the other day at a Taco Bell, my bill came to $6.53. I gave the person $22.00 and they just stared at me. They actually keyed it into the register to see what the change would be before the light came on as to why I did that..........
Grover Cleveland's picture is on a $1,000 Bill, so that part is incorrect, but the Secret Service has to have better things to do than to harass Christians.
You DID notice the next post where it was corrected?
You can read, right?
you know, you should really know what you are talking about before you shoot from the lip concerning the Catholic Church.
> When it comes to producing counterfeit money, there must be intent to defraud. This wasn't produced with the intent to buy anything, or to get change . . . it was produced as a gospel tract.
Hmmm. This raises an obvious question, though... regardless of the form of the gospel tract, was the tract itself an attempt to defraud?
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