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From: ncg@ukc.UUCP (N.C.Gale)
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Subject: Re: Paladins
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Date: Sat, 11-May-85 15:20:38 EDT
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POINT (1):    Doesn't the word 'paladin' imply a defender of the Christian
faith agianst the hordes of Islaam (in the pay of Charlemagne)?

POINT (2):    As far as I can make out, you were citing tee-totality as an
example of Christian morals?! Moslems are a damn sight more teetotal than
Christians, who include guzzling alcoholic beverages as a part of their
worship.

In my campaign, there are evil Christians, good Moslems and heathens,
and there are Clerics and Paladins (and demonists) of every religion.

-Nige Gale