Yes... well Ben... not meaning to be intolerant or anything... it is basically just plain good form to find appropriate places to share ones beliefs one way or the other about things like God, Nirvana, Reincarnation, Indagadadavida, the Big Bang... Evolutionary theory, or whatever.... Not to mention that to begin with I doubt seriously J.C. himself would smile nicely at the idea of pointing ones very human moral finger at another over such an issue, and then insisting on stuffing it down everyone else mailbox whether they want it or not. I dont hear any Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Shinto's, Bai Hai's etc etc etc ad absurdum.... let alone agnostics or atheists insisting on pushing their trips on folks here. You want to do the Christian thing... fine.. go for it. There is a time and a place for the preaching bit.... and it aint here. Here... its plenty suffice to hold oneself to the "do unto others" bit... or whatever corresponds to your particular belief set. Cheers "We" "Grin... boy do we ever agree on this point there David !" Dear "We," I believe some of the criticism of him is a result of the openness with which he approached his faith in God, and has nothing to do with how good a technician he is. That is part of what I was getting at. As for the suggestion that observations about the relationship between morality, piano technology, and religious texts are not necessarily appropriate and whether or not these have a place on the CAUT list, I can only remind you that there are many Evangelical Colleges and Universities that employ piano technicians in this country that teach the bible is in fact a directive source for conducting a moral life. As piano technicians working at accredited schools, do they also not belong on the CAUT list along with my last post? Who is being intolerant, the Evangelical piano technicians working at bible colleges who rarely mention God on the CAUT list, or the people forbidding so much as any mention of the slightest thing approaching God on the CAUT list? - Ben
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