On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 18:13:42 -0600, Don Fearn wrote:

I think it was "J. Clarke" who stated:

You might want to look up the word "apostacy" in a good dictionary. If
you're a Catholic and you decide to quit being a Catholic and become, say,
a Shinto, then you've committed apostacy, rejecting the church to which
you belong. If you were always a Shinto and stayed a
Shinto then there is no apostacy because you did not reject the teachings
of a church of which you were a member.

So THAT's what I did when I stopped being Lutheran and took up with
the Pastafarians (Bless His Noodly Appendage).

I'm glad you told me about that -- ARRRRRR!


-Don (wondering what this has to do with
woodworking, but not worried 'bout it)

Well, think of all those woodworkers who would be out of jobs without
church pews and altars and Japanese temples and the like to build.
Besides, I believe that Christianity is the only religion whose deity ever
worked as a carpenter.

--
--John
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