Fw: If the Church recants its stand...
box191@iland.net box191@iland.net
Tue, 31 Mar 1998 06:05:13 -0600 (00891367513, 3.0.5.16.19980331060513.228f49ec@mail.iland.net)
At 12:15 AM 3/31/98 -0800, Dave Gaban wrote:
>>
>> This is false. Galileo's crime to which he freely confessed was
>> disobeying a lawful order not to teach certain subjects publicly.
>>
>> Dick Jones
>
>DAVE G.
>Freely confessed???????? Oh please. Then the Nazis should not have been
>tried for war crimes because according to German law under Nazi rule,
>Jews were considered subhuman and the laws concerning murder did not
>apply to them. It was not illegal per German law during the Nazi era to
>kill a Jew as they were not considered Human. Germans caught having sex
>with jews were charged with beastiality. Is this your idea of logic???
Galileo had a choice. A choice means freedom.
Absolutely the Nazis should not have been tried for war crimes.
The retroactive application of laws was totally unjust, but is
the way of victors in any war.
However, the case of Galileo and the case of the Nazis is non
sequitur and a false analogy. Have you any idea of logic????
These fables you recite have nothing to do with the reality
of events at the time. Why believe such outlandish myths, then
reject Noah and Jonah? You prefer recent myths to ancient ones?
Dick Jones