No longer is it just a matter of conscience, but now it is the sacred duty
of all observant Catholics to adhere to the words and wisdom of His Holiness
Pope Benedict XVI. The 'culture of death' must be stopped, now.

http://www.javno.com/en-world/pope-to-doctors--do-not-sell-drugs-that-stop-life_275488

Pope Benedict XVI urged Catholic pharmacists to stop selling drugs that
prevent pregnancy or assist in euthanasia.

At the World Congress of the International Alliance of Catholic pharmacists
in Poland, Pope Benedict XVI encouraged all the pharmacists not to deviate
from their own consciences in the name of the market laws and reminded them
that they must respect Church's moral laws instead. He was referring to a
medication that can terminate or prevent pregnancy and help with the
execution of euthanasia.

According to Vecernji List, the Pope was really clear in condemning birth
control pills, abortion practices, and drugs that help euthanasia. He
believes that the Church's teaching, concerning respect for life and dignity
of man, should be followed by the pharmacists.

Thus, the Pope has shown that the Church does not cease to condemn
contraceptives, despite many public protests and modern views on life.

Congress of Pharmacists was held under the name "Safety of drugs: ethics and
conscience for pharmacists".

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On Fri, 18 Sep 2009 23:47:59 -0400,
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Pope Benedict XVI urged Catholic pharmacists to stop selling
drugs that prevent pregnancy...


Hey "The Chief Instigator", "(?`?.?III?.???) Iowa Internet Idiot Craig
Chilton", "Syd", "Robibnikoff", "W.T.S.", "Bill M" & Co. posting using
multiple nicks :

HERE is the response of all SENSIBLE and INTELLIGENT people
to your MORONIC and bigoted stance:


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On Fri, 18 Sep 2009 23:47:59 -0400, "J" <Jvisions at (no spam) live.com> wrote:

No longer is it just a matter of conscience, but now it is the sacred duty
of all observant Catholics to adhere to the words and wisdom of His Holiness
Pope Benedict XVI. The 'culture of death' must be stopped, now.

It's good that we are doing that.

gb wrote:

I'm married to a recovering Catholic.

We don't care, sociopath, keep your dirty laundry to yourself.

gb wrote:

I'll just deal with normal space-time.

You'll keep losing elections, period.

On Sun, 20 Sep 2009 18:44:08 -0600, Alex DeLarge <korova at (no spam) milk.bar> wrote:
gb wrote:

I'm married to a recovering Catholic.

We don't care, sociopath,

... keep your dirty laundry to yourself.

Who will care about your multiple personalities?

On 21 Sep 2009 02:50:31 GMT, The Chief Instigator <patrick at (no spam) io.com
wrote:

On Sun, 20 Sep 2009 18:44:08 -0600, Alex DeLarge <korova at (no spam) milk.bar> wrote:
gb wrote:

I'm married to a recovering Catholic.

We don't care, sociopath,

If you speak truly, then why are you responding?

You must be lying, huh?

... keep your dirty laundry to yourself.

It's hardly dirty nor is it laundry. It's just a Fact.

Are you aware of Facts?

Who will care about your multiple personalities?

The statement assumes facts not in evidence, to wit: That he Has a
personality.

You apparently have an imaginary friend, just like 2-3 year olds.
Youi mean my God that gives me spiritual guidance?
No, you give you "spiritual guidance".  You are talking to yourself,
after all.

Then why does God answer me?

If course, the objective and verifiable evidence is the creation of the universe
- from nothing into nothingness.   Wow, what a God.
There is no such objective and verifiable evidence.
Of course there is.
No, it is not.  You certainly have not been able to present any.
Nothing requires that a deity be present or have an active role in the
formation of the universe. That is why no deities are mentioned in
any reputable scientific theory.

You were just taking your bottle when I did.

 And I sure did a lot.

Duke

The Chief Instigator wrote:
On Sun, 20 Sep 2009 18:44:41 -0600, Alex DeLarge <korova at (no spam) milk.bar> wrote:
gb wrote:

I'll just deal with normal space-time.
You'll keep losing elections, period.

You won't win any elections, period.

I'm not running, duh!

Then why does God answer me?

Because you are imagining the conversation.

I can't even imagine you capable of a discussion.

No longer is it just a matter of conscience, but now it is the sacred
duty of all observant Catholics to adhere to the words and wisdom of
His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI. The 'culture of death' must be
stopped, now.

Bill Shatzer wrote:
roland wrote:
Bill Shatzer wrote:

roland wrote:

gb wrote:

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Such a practice should come with a warranty.

It does: resurrection.

And yet, after more than two millenia, we're still awaiting any
verifiable evidence of such a thing ever occuring.

Or simply lacking the modern standards or record-keeping from past
events.

But ya' notice that as record keeping has improved, God's "miracles"
get punier and punier.

No, I've not noticed that at all.

I mean, he used to raise the dead, part the sea, and stop the sun in
the sky.

It's nice to see you admit His deeds.

Now he's mostly reduced to deciding who wins NASCAR races. ("Ah'd lik'
to thank th' Good Lowered...."

Since when is offering thanks for God-given talent proof of divine
intervention?

On Tue, 22 Sep 2009 13:26:54 -0600, Alex DeLarge <korova at (no spam) milk.bar> wrote:
gb is a publicly admitted sociopathic, pet-killing war criminal.

"Alex

On Wed, 23 Sep 2009 15:02:07 -0600, roland <rolly at (no spam) jims.net> wrote:

gb wrote:
On Tue, 22 Sep 2009 12:08:20 -0600, roland <rolly at (no spam) jims.net> wrote:


A warranty is a promissory contract.
That can be experienced in real space-time, if fulfilled.
I'm pleased you chose to agree with me.

Your seeming pleasure is more self-serving delusion.

Most warranties have claimants at some point in time.

Not the Resurrection warranty. That happens when Time has ended.

Reinsurers make that possible even for non-reputable warranters.

Who reinsures resurrection?

I don't know of a single case where someone has been resurrected, and
neither do you. There were those two claims, but nothing to back them
up with.
Written record seems clear and also profound.
That's not a Record, however.
Of course it is, why do you always choose to lie about it?

It's not any sort of lie at all. The Holy Tome may be many things,
but a Written Record isn't one of them.

The Holy Tome only tangentially deals
with some actual events, and that not terribly well.
An insupportable opinion.

Au contraire -- there are many instances where the Holy Tome suggests
that something happened because of Divine Interference, when it is
Known that such things were physically impossible.

My favorite, from when I was a kid and Xtian Fundies felt everyone
else was as adamantly ignorant as they, was that canard about how NASA
did some calculation and Discovered, no less, that there is a day
missing in the astronomical record -- and that this was Proof, no
less, that the Holy Tome was inerrant as to its Historical Record.

The claim was without substance. NASA found no such thing at all.
Never has.

There are others, but that's not a bad one for starters.