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vsp · 04-11-2005, 10:15 AM

A special bonus ponderance:

Many of these people are:
a) screaming loudly about the usage of "international norms" as a basis for law or judication
b) in favor of substituting Christian morality and the Bible for what we have now.

Wait wait wait. Christianity has circled the globe like a virus. The Bible has been translated into umpteen languages and was written many centuries ago, predating the United States by well more than a millenium. There is nothing in the Bible that can be considered uniquely American in any way, shape or form. How in the hell can the Bible and its teachings NOT be considered "international" by nature?

04-11-2005, 10:15 AM	#123
vsp Syndrome of a Down Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: West Chester Posts: 1,367	A special bonus ponderance: Many of these people are: a) screaming loudly about the usage of "international norms" as a basis for law or judication b) in favor of substituting Christian morality and the Bible for what we have now. Wait wait wait. Christianity has circled the globe like a virus. The Bible has been translated into umpteen languages and was written many centuries ago, predating the United States by well more than a millenium. There is nothing in the Bible that can be considered uniquely American in any way, shape or form. How in the hell can the Bible and its teachings NOT be considered "international" by nature?