Alan & Brenda Leonard

5/7/03 19:35:

> PS Not that I care, but J. K. Rowling is a Christian who attends the
> church of Scotland. She just doesn't wave her religion around like a
> flag when she is interviewed.

Ah. So there's the problem. She's Anglican, the same bad brand of
Christian that I am. We're not *really* Christian, you know. We just
pretend to be, so that we can lead more precious children astray. Good
little Baptist boys and girls are taught to avoid our kind. <beg>

brenda the cynical

kayb85

--- In [email protected], Alan & Brenda Leonard
<abtleo@e...> wrote:
> 5/7/03 19:35:
>
> > PS Not that I care, but J. K. Rowling is a Christian who attends
the
> > church of Scotland. She just doesn't wave her religion around
like a
> > flag when she is interviewed.
>
> Ah. So there's the problem. She's Anglican, the same bad brand of
> Christian that I am. We're not *really* Christian, you know. We
just
> pretend to be, so that we can lead more precious children astray.
Good
> little Baptist boys and girls are taught to avoid our kind. <beg>
>
> brenda the cynical

So...what would someone who goes to the church of Scotland believe
differently than, say, a Baptist?

Sheila

Deborah Lewis

***So...what would someone who goes to the church of Scotland believe
differently than, say, a Baptist? ***

That men should be big and hairy and wear dresses...?

Never mind.

Deb L

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In a message dated 5/7/03 4:03:42 PM, sheran@... writes:

<< So...what would someone who goes to the church of Scotland believe

differently than, say, a Baptist? >>

http://www.churchofscotland.org.uk/


I'm thinking they believe kind of as (U.S.) Presbyterians do, but I could be
wrong.
You can look presbyterian up online. There are lots of comparative religions
sites and if we start this again here it could turn tacky again.

Church of England is "Episcopal" here.

Sandra

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In a message dated 5/7/2003 6:03:42 PM Eastern Daylight Time, sheran@...
writes:

> So...what would someone who goes to the church of Scotland believe
> differently than, say, a Baptist?

Church of England/Scotland is equivalent to our Episcopalian.

~Kelly


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Susan Fuerst

Ah. So there's the problem. She's Anglican, the same bad brand of
Christian that I am. We're not *really* Christian, you know. We just
pretend to be, so that we can lead more precious children astray. Good
little Baptist boys and girls are taught to avoid our kind. <beg>

brenda the cynical


Yeah...you're almost as bad as the Catholics...maybe as bad; but, on
the brighter side, probably not really worse ;-)
Susan