Thoughts - I'm used to FIrefoxes being second class...

[jack]

I'm used to non-ie protals but see: http://www.repentamerica.com/.

"Christians, enter here.

Others, enter here."

I think they need a footnote to disambiguate people like catholics[1] and jesus...

[1] No, I have no idea why American "ultra"-Xian organisations think catholics aren't Xian, but there you go.

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[cartesiandaemon.livejournal.com]

(In fact the footnote was quickly assembled to show that *I* didn't have anything against catholics, and hadn't properly thought about it.)

I'm coming around to the idea that in general, people seem have a tendency to assume that they are good.

It sounds obvious, put like that :) But it sounds a reasonable interpretation. Certainly many of the arguments against catholics seem like justifications, and the absense of the concept of working with and accepting opponents is noticable in, say, politics.

It's a bit of a morass, because some people would say a christian was someone who 'lived in a relationship with god', so lots of people would *think* they were christian, but actually be frauds, which makes it hard to refer to 'apparent christians'.

I was going to say Catholics seem to be singled out, though I guess other christian 'sects' like Mormons get very stereotyped too, though some sects deserve it.