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To: sonserae
Christ's church is not a building. Christ's church is written on our hearts...and no one can destroy that.

Absolutely correct. Only the world system puts its faith in brick and mortar.

8 posted on 05/13/2002 10:30:45 AM PDT by CWRWinger
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To: CWRWinger
We do not 'worship' buildings, but they can be sacred to us. They hold meaning for us. They are the repositories of our history. They help focus our faith and our communities. But perhaps the greatest testament to this particular spot -- the only one SOME people will accept -- lies in the gospel of John. Mary herself said, "The place is sanctified." And should remain so. This IS an outrage. The seventy-times-seven has been reached and exceeded, still with no repentance in sight. In other words -- ENOUGH ALREADY! This Christian is very angry!
17 posted on 05/13/2002 10:49:06 AM PDT by Jerez
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To: CWRWinger
AWW!! ----C'Mon!!!

When a Dog wishes to declare "Ownership" of a place, (S)He PISSES on it!!

"The Human Animal" is NOT SO FAR REMOVED from this Practise!!

ANYONE who thinks that the Nature & Extent of the Desecration of the Church of the Nativity by Human Waste was "Incidental" needs a Remedial Lesson in Primate Politics!!

The "Mess" in the Church of the Nativity was DELIBERATE!! The HUMAN FILTH was a Religious/Political Statement by the "Islamic Faithful" in the Church.

There is NO OTHER PLAUSIBLE EXPLANATION for their lack of respect for the Holy Shrine!

DO YOU IMAGINE that the "occupants" of the "Church of the Nativity" would have left the "Dome of the Rock" in such a state??

THINK!!!--if you are able!

Doc

65 posted on 05/13/2002 6:01:43 PM PDT by Doc On The Bay
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