Hey, just a tin-foil moment here. I found this article claiming that Neil Bush was scheduled to have lunch "with Scott Hinckley, brother of John Hinckley, the day after a bullet came within an inch of making Neil Bush's father the new president of the United States". Is it true? Hell if I know. But I thought I'd pass it on anyway
Saturday, March 25, 2006
Hey, just a tin-foil moment here. I found this article claiming that Neil Bush was scheduled to have lunch "with Scott Hinckley, brother of John Hinckley, the day after a bullet came within an inch of making Neil Bush's father the new president of the United States". Is it true? Hell if I know. But I thought I'd pass it on anyway
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tin hat indeed. where do you find this stuff?
by the way i just loved this interesting hole i found you dug:
Sadly, cultism seems to be on the rise in the U.S. once again, though clothed in Christian clothing. Want to know my definition of "cult" is ? (and I'm sure you do UL) It's this: When a group of religious people follows the teaching of a single leader, but that movement could not survive the death of that leader. Yes, that means Christianity was potentially once a cult, as was Mormanism, as was Islam, as were most of the "great" religious movements. Once Pat Robertson's gone, once James Dobson's gone, once Benny Hinn's gone, what of their "legacy" will remain? Nothing, I'd guess.
is a cult a trial relgion?
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