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Silent on what? I don't even know what the question is. I've seen a little of the story, and all I can say is, it's what it is. The story speaks for itself. He's probably constantly under attack from having such a famous father. I tend to think people under stress will do some weird things.
What exactly do you want me to say?
What? I suppose I recall you walking out of a church because you disapproved of it. I don't recall you defending it as the preacher and the doctrines you disapproved of were 'under stress'. You had done with it.
But here you are excusing. It's not so much what we want you to say but what you should want you to say.
"I can no longer defend indefensible hypocrisy".
But I reckon you can't. It's the first step on the slippery slope to irreligion. And I sympathise with you not being able even to consider it.
You have to admit Trouts, he's good at playing the 'I am too saintly to judge others (doesn't stop him swiping at us ) card and making us the persecutors o the martyred innocent.
There a scene in Tartuffe, after he tried to seduce the wife, is exposed, and the husband furiously berates the family for persecuting the saintly man in such a way.
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The story just gets more salacious and depraved. The dude has some serious issues.
Truth to tell, I don't know what. I thought it was just hands in the till. Anyone want to link to the dirt? I might start to like the guy.....
What? I suppose I recall you walking out of a church because you disapproved of it. I don't recall you defending it as the preacher and the doctrines you disapproved of were 'under stress'. You had done with it.
But here you are excusing. It's not so much what we want you to say but what you should want you to say.
"I can no longer defend indefensible hypocrisy".
But I reckon you can't. It's the first step on the slippery slope to irreligion. And I sympathise with you not being able even to consider it.
Correct. That happened before my conversion. Because I didn't understand the saving message of love in what I heard was condemnation at the time.
As for the rest of your post, I have no clue what you are trying to say.
Silent on what? I don't even know what the question is. I've seen a little of the story, and all I can say is, it's what it is. The story speaks for itself. He's probably constantly under attack from having such a famous father. I tend to think people under stress will do some weird things.
What exactly do you want me to say?
I would like you to say bad parents are a far bigger problem than bad religion and bigger problem than anti-godfaith for social change.. His "broken father" broke his kid. And the cycle continues.
But thats just me trying to see where the real problem is.
I would stand behind anyone if people want to amplify his sins simply because he represents faith, allegedly.
If this were anyone else without as association to Christianity, not one of you would even care.
That's hypocrisy. That's a joke.
So I have no reason to take any of you seriously.
yeah, thats the problem ozzy. You and trans pick t-shirt colors to evaulate the reliablity of what people are trying to say.
If you aint my sect
you aint my friend
~ice-T
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) card and making us the persecutors o the martyred innocent. 
