Why Jane grasps at the Dead Sea scraps
(Bear in my the story of my old grandadddy who had memorized the Bible....but he
was a relgious fanatic...) Maybe I don't get around much, but there are only two
places that I know of where members memorize the 'text' and go around quoting it
Iin the name of all that is Good, of course). ...
Feb 1 2000 by Reese
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Higher? Power?
Draw out AA's own fanatics....just get them exposed, out in the open...so people
can see what a fanatic sounds like. ... If the fanatics speak for AA, are you
proud of them? Do you agree it should be 'one way or the highway' when the facts
of AA have long superseded many of the speculations of the BB? ...
Feb 7 2000 by Reese
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Hating Gays
It's all self justification for a fanatic, Frank. Self justification. That's why
mental cases often grab the God deal. To be on the "right side" for a change.
Speaking for God? No higher calling than that. A wasted life is now on the side
of The Almighty. How else could it be? Best, GaryE Thus spake Godless Gary.
Sep 21 2006 by tedw
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And another thing....
OK - so if that make me a fanatic or one-sided or a naïf - so be it. I can
handle that :-) Grace Mohandas K.Gandhi's "Seven Blunders of the World That Lead
to Violence and Injustice:" Wealth without work Pleasure without conscience
Knowledge without character Commerce without morality Science without humanity
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Mar 4 2002 by GraceHague
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Worse than AA
Tex twizz...@hotmail.com alt recovery aa On Fri, 28 Apr 2006 07:18:28 -0500,
GaryE <garyexxx...@swbell.net> wrote: Now Tom, you know when you disagree with a
fanatic, there has to be something wrong personally with you. Typical fanatic
charge is 'fear' to shame you. Guilt and shame is the fanatics game. Tch tch.
...
Apr 29 2006 by Tex
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Mel Gibson working the steps?
Religious, cult, thumper, fanatic, elder, deacon, old-timer, newbie, whacko, etc
, etc, and so on. I take pity on the poor muthafucker who looks upon me as some
sort of example or allots me some spiritual status beyond my own personal
measuring stick used to measure my own spiritual progress based entirely on how
...
Aug 5 2006 by Tex
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ð3Æ
... a simpleton that achieves fame is for either of two reasons, a Forrest Gump
or a Charles Manson. We I suppose might be somewhere in the region of 'simple to
simpleton' I hope I miss the extreme of 'simpleton to fanatic'. Chherio and
godbless, Tommy K (Dublin) tommyk...@indigo.ie take out INSurance to reply.
Apr 5 2000 by Tommykins
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New Living Christian Translation of the Big Book
When I was going to AA meetings, even in Texas, seeing a religious fanatic was
extremely rare. In fact, I don't recall seeing (that is hearing) one. Certainly
nothing like these homo phobic 'posters' who troll through here. I saw (and
heard) more atheist and agnostics than Jesus Freaks. Don't misunderstand, I
heard ...
Jul 24 2005 by Sharx35
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Dr. Laura Schlessinger Letter
As any horseplayer worth his salt will tell ya, consistency is indicative of
class. ;) I've always managed to be able to push Bob's buttons. He never argues
my argument, just me. That is, when he's not stalking rosie. Bob seems to react
to the word 'fanatic'. Not hard to figure that out. No need for such humility,
...
Jun 24 2005 by Robert McGregor
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Letter from a fomer AA homosexual
I have no religion and don't want one, and you just verify to me all the
suspicions of just another religious fanatic imposing your will & beliefs on
others. ... Good for you...fanatics are loathesome. However, keep this in mind:
"Not a shred of evidence exists in favor of the idea that life is serious. ...
Oct 4 2005 by ByTor
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