(V): I don't know how you manage to misunderstand anything I've said. I thought I was being clear... you know, transparent?

When I said "compared to what" I meant if you compared Christian programing to any secular business or governing agency (assuming no bias, one way or the other) then your complaint is baseless.

I didn't mean compared to other Christian activities. And I believe I've already addressed the issue of fraud. There are fakers out there ready to take advantage of anyone, no matter who they are or what they believe. I don't assume everyone who calls himself "Christian" is who they say they are.

True Christians are the first to regulate themselves, and to call fakers what they are. You seem intent on ignoring this and repeat the same tired old cliches about Christians that I've heard most of my life. I'm not above using cliches. They have their purpose, but all the time and for every occasion? Are you kidding me?



A girl who went to my high school was always getting angry with me for using cliches. I told her if I had a nickle for everytime someone scolded me for using a cliche, I'd have a pocket jam packed full of nickles. That just made her more angry, so I told her if you say "That's a cliche" enough times it becomes a cliche. This is probably why I didn't go on many dates in high school... I never could stop myself from saying what I thought. I suffered from an inability to lie to girls...


heh heh heh heh heh heh... I still have that problem.