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Subject: Here's why. Author: Wade A. Tisthammer [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 09/13/06 10:05pm In reply to: Ben 's message, "But why?" on 09/ 2/06 8:42pm > >>First things first... >> >>Don't believe everything you read in a white >>supremacist’s self-published book on history >>(apparently the printed version is “sold out” but I do >>recall the website selling the printed version >>previously). White supremacists have a rather nasty >>reputation when it comes to getting their history >>right--particularly about things they hate. > >But why would a white supremacist want these things to >be true? Aren't they pro-Christianity, or at least >their version? Racists and haters come in all types. Hitler for instance absolutely hated Christianity, although there have been plenty of professing Christians who were anti-Semites. This particular fellow's writing suggests that--like Hitler--he does not like Christianity very much. >Why would they [the author of the web page] want to >promote the idea that Christianity evolved from other >religions? Put two and two together Ben (see my paragraph above). --Wade A. Tisthammer [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Some other sites Ben 09/15/06 10:20pm Looking at some of the points -- Wade A. Tisthammer, 09/19/06 5:09pm Choose ye this day to which thread thou shalt respond -- Ben, 09/20/06 6:34pm An explanation -- Wade A. Tisthammer, 09/21/06 6:02pm Keepin' it real -- Ben, 09/24/06 1:52pm Real thought -- Wade A. Tisthammer, 09/25/06 1:22pm Some things...never change -- Damoclese, 09/25/06 6:31pm Read more carefully everyone -- Wade A. Tisthammer, 09/25/06 11:20pm Careful reading does not yield agreeing -- Damoclese, 09/26/06 12:22am Fine, but you should still read more carefully. -- Wade A. Tisthammer, 09/26/06 10:23am Write specifically -- Damoclese, 09/26/06 3:07pm ...and read carefully -- Wade A. Tisthammer, 09/26/06 5:06pm Believe what you will -- Damoclese, 09/26/06 11:07pm Many people change their view at times -- QUITTNER, 09/27/06 12:53pm True enough -- Damoclese, 09/28/06 5:34pm Ditto -- Wade A. Tisthammer, 09/29/06 10:52am