Stuart,
Apology accepted. However, it is inherently unfair to make blanket
accusations without supporting evidence. That was why I found the
post offensive.
I'll let this rest.
Blessings,
Adrian.
-----Original Message-----
From: Stuart d Kirkley [mailto:stucandu@lycos.com]
Sent: Wed 5/15/2002 3:05 PM
To: American Scientific Affliation; Adrian Teo
Cc:
Subject: Re: Catholic Church and Morality
Adrian,
If I offended you or anyone else with my post, I apologise. I
don't think my entire post was as anti-catholic as you claim. I admit
that my tone and choice of words in the first answer may have been
inflammatory, and I regret that. My argument is not with Catholics,
but with the policy and doctrines of the Catholic church in this
instance. It is not meant to be offensive. I liken it to being the
same as criticising a countries government foreign policies. You may
be critical of the government but you are not condemning the
countries citizens. Since this was my intent, I make no apology for
the content of my answer, just for the tone I employed. I think that
my allegation is not without foundation or merit, and, as I said, it
is not directed towards the Catholic faithful, but to the policy of
the Catholic Church in general and the Catholic school board in
question.
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