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From: larryg@athena.UUCP (Larry Gardner)
Newsgroups: net.religion,net.flame
Subject: Re: Curb your dogma!
Message-ID: <224@athena.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 26-Mar-85 15:43:57 EST
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Reply-To: larryg@athena.UUCP (Karen Clark)
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Summary: 



Jesus was very clear on what God expects.  Why would God change His
principles.  Sure the specifics change but not the principles.

By the way, the Spirit of God lives within a christian.  Therefore
we have the "mind of Christ".  We can know, through our conscience
and through prayer, what Jesus desires of us.

If I want to live by standards that my conscience speaks, what 
difference does it make to you?

If I speak of a standard of Christianity, why do you care of you 
aren't a Christian?

karen