1. Standard memberRBHILL
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    07 Dec '05 20:10
    Originally posted by ivanhoe
    Of course He did.
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  2. Standard memberno1marauder
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    07 Dec '05 20:11
    Originally posted by ivanhoe
    As you stated to adhere to the above principles, we can take a closer look.

    You formulation leaves a lot to be desired, in particular for a lawyer.


    [b]Marauder: "- a fundamentalist must adhere to a strict and literal basic principle."



    How, marauder, can a basic principle be "literal" ?[/b]
    When it's written down.
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  5. Standard memberRBHILL
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    Originally posted by sasquatch672
    Of course there are fundamentalists. You're one of them.

    There are reformers today, particularly in the Presbyterian church. They're the ones advocating gay marriage. They're certainly in their religion, but they're reformers just the same.

    Pope John Paul II (or, as you know him, Satan) was a fundamentalist Catholic. There are reformis ...[text shortened]... didn't try to unnaturally deny their physical impulses during their prime reproductive years.)
    I am not.
  6. Felicific Forest
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    08 Dec '05 00:07
    Originally posted by no1marauder
    When it's written down.
    No, marauder. An interpretation can be literal. A statement as such cannot be literal, not even when it is written down.
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    Originally posted by sasquatch672
    Of course there are fundamentalists. You're one of them.

    There are reformers today, particularly in the Presbyterian church. They're the ones advocating gay marriage. They're certainly in their religion, but they're reformers just the same.

    Pope John Paul II (or, as you know him, Satan) was a fundamentalist Catholic. There are reformis ...[text shortened]... didn't try to unnaturally deny their physical impulses during their prime reproductive years.)
    Sas: "Pope John Paul II (or, as you know him, Satan) was a fundamentalist Catholic."

    😲

    We desperately need a definition or some adequate description of what constitutes a "fundamentalist" ....... Guess what ? It is this thread's subject.
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    Originally posted by sasquatch672
    I am renaming this thread. I am going to formally petition Russ to have the ability to change the names of threads, but I am temporarily granting myself this power until it is officially effected. I am renaming this thread the Seinfeld Thread. Because this surely is The Thread About Nothing.

    I have never seen someone waste so much time trying to f ...[text shortened]... however, that you simply carried on the thing I asked you not to do in my thread in this thread.
    I'll have the same, thanks.
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    08 Dec '05 01:00
    fundamentalist is from the latin, fun, meaning having a good time
    and da or in english ,duh , which means you must be blonde
    and mentalist meaning they are either psycic or psycho
    which are of course american based words
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