Forum: Christian Ideology

I was about to move this topic to the "Suggestions and Questions" forum. But, I don't think you have a chance at getting a seperate "Christian Ideology" forum.Perhaps this topic belongs in the "Faith and Belief" forum, but I'm going to leave it at this location. I suggest you discuss Christion ideology in this topic, or find/start another topic.Cheers,
Adminnemooseus

Mammuthus, MrHambre, and Dan Carroll - Aren't you the three that followed up on Darwin's Terrier's ill placed "humor", at that other topic. Are you doing something simular in this topic?Closing it down.Adminnemooseus{Edited to add subtitle}[This message has been edited by Adminnemooseus, 03-11-2004]

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Message 164, of "Change in Moderation?", from Mr. Bound:

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Hey, it's me, I started the Forum:Christian Ideology thread. Yes, this thread was meant to be a satire. With a purpose. That purpose being to show that Syamsu's request for a forum regarding Darwinian Ideology was laughable and irrelevant. It's no great secret that Evolution was used in politics to justify atrocities. Just as it's no secret that religion, including in particular Christianity, was used by politics to commit atrocities. Neither side generally denies these facts, yet neither believe them to affect the debate 'Evolution vs. Creation'. So, I decided if Syamsu was pressing for a forum that could only be used to point the finger of moral blame at the Theory of Evolution, then it should be only fair that I pressed for a forum to justifiably point the same finger at Christianity. However, you deleted my thread and not his. I would like to know why.

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Topic was never deleted, only closed.You seem to think that another topic that "rises to Syamsu's level of stupidity" is something that is needed. Go nuts.Adminnemooseusps: More discussion of the matter precedes message 164, cited above.

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