Reply #38: Couldn't help myself:

[FlaGranny]

I just sent the following to that ass. Christians on the board, Please forgive me for writing this as though I were a Christian. That's a little hypocrisy on my own part, but I felt a message from a Christian would have more weight than one from an atheist.

"Rev. Thomas J. Euteneuer should be ashamed of himself for advocating artificially keeping brain dead people alive and preventing them from joining their Father in Heaven. The Reverend should concern himself with those people who are very alive and want to stay that way - the poor, the starving, and our brave young service people, giving up their lives every day in Mr. Bush's "war." He also perhaps should look at the photos of the dead children and babies the US has killed because of peripheral "damage" in that "war."

In addition, rather than receiving great praise, perhaps Mr. DeLay should concentrate on being a real Christian, rather than a temple money changer. Words do not make a Christian. Trying to live life as Christ would have done is being Christian. Mr. DeLay has yet to show any Christ-like behavior, although he does a good job of bragging about his Christianity.

I am sure the Reverend also understands that Mr. DeLay pulled the plug on his own father. Who knows how many years Mr. DeLay's father could have been kept from his Father in Heaven by artificial means. Jesus didn't much care for hypocrites.

Yours in Christ,
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