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Old 18-04-2005, 22:02   #12
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Re: christianity needs to become commercial ?

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Originally Posted by Russ D
You sure about that??

The bible says we are to donate the first 10% of our 'harvest', there is no "need" to though.
Well what you say there.. "We are to" makes it sound compulsary.

I wasn't making that point. What I was saying is a priests can't live on oxygen. Churches may be on their own land, but I am sure they don't get electricity, water etc free. Churches don't repair themselves. Wine and wafers for communion don't fall out the sky like that might have done before. Even in the modern age, with the church caring for old parishoner in the community. All these things cost money, and that money is provided by donations to the church.

I thought it was logical, I wern't trying to have a pop or anything.

That is different from the arse**** like Falwell, who don't get donations to the church, but to themselves.
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