If I did not think it was, I would have refrained from posting it.
I agree that it is more "Christian" than science though.
To the extent that it a reprehensible practice, it seems to be clear
that it must be opposed.
For instance: A woman is punched out by her husband and goes to the
hospital for repair to her broken jaw. If she identifies her husband
as the cause, she will get no insurance coverage. If she says it was
just an accident, she will. So she lies, and another jerk goes free.
On 9/24/09, Jack <drsyme@verizon.net> wrote:
> This thread is not even close to being on topic is it?
>
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