[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Charlie Brown wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Gratzi wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Guess what? The police found out who did it: 3 street children who were literally playing with fire near the wooden scaffoldings that were surrounding the tower. X__X What is there more to say........... Unbelievable.[/QUOTE] Thanks for updating us Gratzi. Unfortunately for young delinquents to play with fire is not uncommon. A teenage boy set a fire in a supermarket recently in my area. It was put out before in anyone was injured or serious damage done.[/QUOTE]
the thing about that is, they may have bene young kids who didnt realize what potential danger they were near. kids can be ignorant on that sometimes.
so sad to see a brilliant piece of irreplacable history. to me (this is my opinion) its kinda pointless to rebuild it for historical purposes, but then again, i assume there were people who attended that church, so we cant take that time away from them.
so sad.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sir GH wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Treasure Moment wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sir GH
wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'm a stupid sheep because I don't condone the burning of churches. Wow, I've been told. [/QUOTE] yes! what do you think a church is? a good place? its an EVIL place used for brainwashing the stupid people and limiting them in a retarded way of life and thinking.[/QUOTE] As much as I oppose much of what Christianity stands for, one cannot deny how charitable and justice-oriented these people can be. Certain branches of the faith have contributed immeasurable amounts of money and help for third-world countries, as well as in their own communities. There's much more to religion than the stories and systems of belief themselves. But of course, you who have probably never attended a church service nor spent time getting to know religious folk know better, as always. Atheism is just as "stupid" (to use your language) as monotheism or polytheism. All require an unproven belief in a particular idea of how unseen things in the world work. [/QUOTE] articulatly and beautifully said, but its best to just ignore him, as much as wed all like for him to have a civil discussion, its not going to happen. lets try to respect peoples opinion no matter how "stupid" they may seem to be, and i know that youre simply fighting back because of his appalling answer.
wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'm a stupid sheep because I don't condone the burning of churches. Wow, I've been told. [/QUOTE] yes! what do you think a church is? a good place? its an EVIL place used for brainwashing the stupid people and limiting them in a retarded way of life and thinking.[/QUOTE] As much as I oppose much of what Christianity stands for, one cannot deny how charitable and justice-oriented these people can be. Certain branches of the faith have contributed immeasurable amounts of money and help for third-world countries, as well as in their own communities. There's much more to religion than the stories and systems of belief themselves. But of course, you who have probably never attended a church service nor spent time getting to know religious folk know better, as always. Atheism is just as "stupid" (to use your language) as monotheism or polytheism. All require an unproven belief in a particular idea of how unseen things in the world work. [/QUOTE] articulatly and beautifully said, but its best to just ignore him, as much as wed all like for him to have a civil discussion, its not going to happen. lets try to respect peoples opinion no matter how "stupid" they may seem to be, and i know that youre simply fighting back because of his appalling answer.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Lady Nyx wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sir GH wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Treasure Moment wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sir GH
wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'm a stupid sheep because I don't condone the burning of churches. Wow, I've been told. [/QUOTE] yes! what do you think a church is? a good place? its an EVIL place used for brainwashing the stupid people and limiting them in a retarded way of life and thinking.[/QUOTE] As much as I oppose much of what Christianity stands for, one cannot deny how charitable and justice-oriented these people can be. Certain branches of the faith have contributed immeasurable amounts of money and help for third-world countries, as well as in their own communities. There's much more to religion than the stories and systems of belief themselves. But of course, you who have probably never attended a church service nor spent time getting to know religious folk know better, as always. Atheism is just as "stupid" (to use your language) as monotheism or polytheism. All require an unproven belief in a particular idea of how unseen things in the world work. [/QUOTE] articulatly and beautifully said, but its best to just ignore him, as much as wed all like for him to have a civil discussion, its not going to happen. lets try to respect peoples opinion no matter how "stupid" they may seem to be, and i know that youre simply fighting back because of his appalling answer. [/QUOTE] whats appalling is that you think my post is appalling.
wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'm a stupid sheep because I don't condone the burning of churches. Wow, I've been told. [/QUOTE] yes! what do you think a church is? a good place? its an EVIL place used for brainwashing the stupid people and limiting them in a retarded way of life and thinking.[/QUOTE] As much as I oppose much of what Christianity stands for, one cannot deny how charitable and justice-oriented these people can be. Certain branches of the faith have contributed immeasurable amounts of money and help for third-world countries, as well as in their own communities. There's much more to religion than the stories and systems of belief themselves. But of course, you who have probably never attended a church service nor spent time getting to know religious folk know better, as always. Atheism is just as "stupid" (to use your language) as monotheism or polytheism. All require an unproven belief in a particular idea of how unseen things in the world work. [/QUOTE] articulatly and beautifully said, but its best to just ignore him, as much as wed all like for him to have a civil discussion, its not going to happen. lets try to respect peoples opinion no matter how "stupid" they may seem to be, and i know that youre simply fighting back because of his appalling answer. [/QUOTE] whats appalling is that you think my post is appalling.