Theos-Talk Archives (August 2004 Message tt00284)

leonmaurer@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 08/16/04 6:47:09 AM, bartl@sprynet.com writes:
>
> > Rosabellhh@aol.com wrote:
> >
> > > Well one thing Theosophy won't do is make people so ignorant they want to 
> > > kill all the Native Americans, burn books on wisdom. Spread the lies fraud 
> and 
>
> > > deciept done every Sunday from the pulpit. It won't hold people back or 
> lock 
>
> > > them into a fixed position through fear, ignorance and tales of killing 
> Gods 
>
> > > brought in the image of love. There is always more to learn and Theosophy
> > > has gathered a lot of knowledge in a central area so we can tap into it.
> > > I appreciate any association that I have had with Theosophy and the 
> courses I >> have taken.. 
>
> > > Norman Bigelow
> > Now that the forces of hatred have been heard from...
> >
> > Bart
>
> Where do you read "hatred" in anything said above?
It's DRIPPING with hatred. I realize that he cleverly phrases things so 
that he implies rather than states, kind of like a couple of mob 
enforcers coming to your business, and saying, "You've got a nice 
business here. It would be a shame if some people came and burned it to 
the ground." he is using buzz phrases normally used as bigoted attacks 
on Christianity. Now, I realize that it's really cool to say, "All 
religions are good, except Christianity, which is pure evil." But hatred 
is hatred. This is a message of "brotherhood" as much as the mobster's 
message is one of true concern.

Bart