> glenn morton wrote:
>
>
> > Well, I was wrong--at least until Bill Dembski opened his big
> mouth. . . .
>
> > What happened to the
> > Christian virtue of obedience to authority . . .
>
> What happened to the Christian virtue of respect? following the
> Golden Rule,
> loving one's enemy?
>
Sometimes telling someone the bad news that they aren't perfect and don't
have the right to criticize the boss with impunity is a loving act. And
trying to avoid having Dembski turned into a martyr when he doesn't deserve
to be, is nothing more than being discerning.
> If Bill's comments were inappropriate, this kind of remark is no
> less so. The
> double standard is disturbing.
It is not a double standard. I personally have had much experience with
opening my BIG FAT MOUTH and getting myself into lots of trouble. Indeed, I
think one of the times I was demoted from a manager's position was for a
similar stupid error. (in my 30 year career, I have been manager 5 times and
demoted 4--the 5th time is still in the future) I thought I had the right to
say what I wanted whenever I wanted. Boy was I wrong, and Dembski is also.
What is so "double standard" about this Bryan???? The question is, Will you
retract this claim of double standard or not? Or will you allow your
partisanship to cloud your judgement about what is and isn't a double
standard.
glenn
see http://www.flash.net/~mortongr/dmd.htm
for lots of creation/evolution information
>
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