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From: inFormer@informer.org (Rev Dennis Erlich)
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Subject: Re: Christmas Truce 1998
Date: 22 Dec 1998 11:04:21 PST
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lepton@panix.com (Mike O'Connor):

sassie10@aol.com (Sassie10) wrote:
>> Happy Hanukkah, Merry Kwanza, Happy Solstice and
>> Merry Christmas!

mike
>You believe Christ and the entirety of Roman Catholicism is simply a
>delusion, right? It all started back around 600BC. Some person, a madman
>and/or madman-watcher or something, picked up on a chunk of the ALIEN MIND
>IMPLANT we've all received known as "R6". He misinterpreted it and
>eventually it developed into Roman Catholicism. That's pretty much what
>the cult's sacred scripture says, isn't it?

   That's precisely what Elrong taught.

>So when you say "Merry Christmas" - is that mocking people? People you
>sincerely believe have been deluded by an ALIEN MIND IMPLANT and some
>madmen or something, into thinking that Christ the messiah died on the
>cross for our sins?

   In your implants.

>Sure, maybe there was some guy named Jesus, and maybe he said a bunch of
>wise things, maybe he was crucified like many others of the time, but
>Roman Catholicism? It's a madman's warped delusion, and people believe it
>because it resonates with the ALIEN MIND IMPLANT given us by the evil
>interplanetary ruler named Xenu. The implant involved seeing people
>crucified, but it wasn't Christ, it was just a sort of 'everyman' image.
>Some poor deluded souls warped it into Roman Catholicism. Isn't that what
>the scriptures say?

   The scieno sakred droppings say exactly that.

>So, I was wondering why you wish people a Merry Christmas. Shouldn't you
>be saying you feel sorry for those who believe in Christmas or Roman
>Catholicism?

   "We are not a turn-the-other-cheek religion.  But we are still
compatible with real religions.  And nevermind the man behind the
curtain."

   Rev Dennis Erlich  * * the inFormer * *
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