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From: john@cisden.UUCP (John Woolley)
Newsgroups: net.politics
Subject: Re: Re: Louis Farrakhan, Jesse Jackson, Jerry Falwell and Reagan
Message-ID: <352@cisden.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 27-Dec-85 12:32:20 EST
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Posted: Fri Dec 27 12:32:20 1985
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In article <451@whuts.UUCP> orb@whuts.UUCP (SEVENER) writes:
>Do fundamentalists take Christ's admonition to "preach the Gospel 
>in the four corners of the Earth" as evidence for a flat Earth?
>Why not? Do they take the Bible literally or not?

O, golly, this gets tiring.  There's nothing at all in Christ's words
about "corners of the Earth".  You made it up, or misremembered it,
or (most likely) heard somebody misquote it and repeated it without
checking because it fit your stereotyped view of Christ.

You know, I'd be really embarrassed if people kept catching me in
misquotations.  Christ said this, Falwell says that, Meese says
something else.  Your credibility is really going on the rocks.
-- 
				Peace and Good!,
				      Fr. John Woolley
"The heart has its reasons that the mind does not know." -- Blaise Pascal