Re:I Did a Terrible Thing. How Can I Apologize?
by sxcurry on Sunday July 01, 2018 @09:57PM
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Ok I’ll resist. Percent Christian in the US is now down to 70% and dropping rapidly according to Pew. In another 10 years we’ll thankfully be able to say this is not a Christian nation.
Re:I Did a Terrible Thing. How Can I Apologize?
by orev on Sunday July 01, 2018 @11:30PM
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There’s a difference between stating a statistical fact and making a claim of foundation. GP is talking about the stats, not making a statement about any kind of official establishment.
Re:I Did a Terrible Thing. How Can I Apologize?
by cm2012 on Sunday July 01, 2018 @10:04PM
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There's a reason Dante reserved the worst circle of hell for betrayers. I'm glad that she took the time to apologize to her ex-wife. It's better than nothing.
That said, the woman is promoting her new book on empathy, the implied claim being that she is now an expert.
No. You don't get to profit off of your redemptive journey (which I truly hope she doesn't think is complete). It boils the blood. I initially had a lot more expletives in this part of my comment draft.
Re:I Did a Terrible Thing. How Can I Apologize?
by GogoAkira on Sunday July 01, 2018 @10:25PM
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also, f her, f NY times, this whole time I thought Cris was a dude named Chris. Calling her wife like it ain't no thing is really getting old now, and throwing in those Jewish words like she asking from them too. Yep, she's a sellout, she sold her soul long ago, now she's selling her time, but you be careful with that Dante dude too, many people sold them selves for fame and recognition.
Shitty people all around. And the entire article comes off as selfish, this guy didn't deserve the forgiveness he longed for.
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/jeff-schweitzer/founding-fath...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Tripoli
My parents were aghast when a cousin said they wouldn't baptize their new child.
Yet they hadn't gone to church in nearly twenty years.
That said, the woman is promoting her new book on empathy, the implied claim being that she is now an expert.
No. You don't get to profit off of your redemptive journey (which I truly hope she doesn't think is complete). It boils the blood. I initially had a lot more expletives in this part of my comment draft.
What does this mean? What is asking from them?