So Jesus DID want you to be fired with cause?

-- cary

Afterall, you simply could not believe that Jesus would not

Only in your tiny little self made hell could I seem to be satan.  In
truth I am simply a person who hopes that one day you will be healed.
Acknowledging to yourself the truth of the points of the original post
would be a step towards your healing.

You sour your relationship with Christ when you attempt sophist tricks
such as ad hominem to distract from the points you avoided in the original
post.

From your post of religious material into a science group (the "sci" part
is a pretty good clue for most people) sci.med.cardiology:

Here are the points repeated for the groups you crossposted this thread
to:

It seems unlikely that Jesus would want someone to go through years of
expensive training only to be fired with cause.

It seems unlikely that Jesus would want someone to do the usenet
equivalent of spitting venom at his previous employer and to publish what
appears to be a private email into the world wide web and usenet.

It seems unlikely that Jesus would want someone to ruin their own
marriage.

It seems unlikely that Jesus would want someone to promote Ron Wyatt's Red
Sea scam.

It seems unlikely that Jesus would want someone to attempt to use "straw
man" argument against a true Christian.

It seems unlikely that Jesus would want someone to clutter sci.med and
alt.support groups with repeated off-topic posts, especially when use of
these groups have the potential to reduce suffering here on earth.

It seems unlikely that Jesus would want someone to write that a peer
review of a purported Eating Approach exists, when the review does not.

It seems unlikely that Jesus would want someone to create a faulty Eating
Approach which has at its core the flawed notion that the omer is a unit
of weight, when in reality the omer is a unit of volume.

It seems unlikely that Jesus would want someone in all their many years of
posting to avoid a single retraction or apology for mistake.

It seems unlikely that Jesus would want someone to act as described above
and to claim guidance by the Holy Spirit.

Yet, Andrew B. Chung has done all these things.  It is there for anyone to
read courtesy of Google searches.  Links are available, it just makes for
a longer post.

Andy is Still Evil

By the way, I just listed some of the more prominent idiocies that you
have performed.  Here's another:

It seems unlikely that Jesus would want someone to abuse their internet
services so badly that at least one ISP TOS'd their account and have had
various Google identities banned.