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From Sex maniac to Bishop then Saint.. in that order-Augustine of Hippo.
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>>"Sex maniac"..... is a bit of artistic licence to create a 'tag' easily recognizable and grab some attention<<
Does it not occur to you that it is precisely this "look at me" behaviour that I find objectionable? You may call my responses "playing the man" - I notice that on another thread I am one of those people who apparently makes personal attacks on you:
>>.. even when ceaselessly picked on and abused as I am by Pericles, CJ Morgan, Ginx, Bugsy, West,Alanpoi and a few hundred others :)<<
...but you invite such observation by being so casually mendacious in practically every post you write.
The reason it appears that I am "picking on you" (I don't believe I have been abusive, please correct me here if I am wrong) is that you regularly overstep the mark in comparing your religion with that of Islam, inevitably unfavourably to the latter, and most frequently adorned with the most egregious slurs, all in the name of "education", as you describe it.
As a result, your every utterance becomes a reason for me to draw your attention to their underlying theme, which is fear and hatred of Islam. And when you post inaccuracies and inventions on other topics - this being just one of many examples - I feel morally obligated to point out their flimsy basis in reality.
Once again you did not disappoint, this time by inventing a headline on the grounds of its potential to titillate. Shame.
>>Attacking other posters is never productive<<
So, don't take this as another "attack", Boaz, but as a piece of "education".
>>I'm putting him forward as a great thinker who has influenced Western thought<<
Which is why I pointed out that one of his "influences" was to conclude that innocent children must go to hell.
And just out of interest, I can still recite the Nicene creed after all these years. Some things just stick, don't they.