[Vision2020] State property, communion wine, and the presence of enemies

[Nate Wilson]

Ahoy Joan and other members of the Women's Temperance Union,
    Research correction: Sorry Joan. Dave Johnson called my father not 
the other way around. Of course Doug Wilson is still to blame for this 
"non-story" and "controversy." Afterall, he answered the phone. If you 
all want to fight this way (I know, do you think we can keep their kids 
from the sacrament?), then at least own it. Don't start backpeddling 
yet. Cheers.
NDW

Joan Opyr wrote:

>
> What you quote, Doug Jones, is an email to the University pointing out 
> the obvious -- that alcohol consumption by minors is illegal under 
> state law, and the Kibbie Dome, unlike Logos School, is state-owned 
> property.  It is not a complaint; it's an observation.  Here's another 
> observation -- it was Doug Wilson who called Dave Johnson of the 
> Lewiston Tribune and initiated both this ridiculous non-story and the 
> ensuing "controversy."  Why?  Well, I think Melynda said it best . . . 
> because "We're being persecuted" is a better story for Christ Church 
> than "We don't want to pay our property taxes.  We don't want to obey 
> the zoning laws.  We want to go on operating un-zoned boarding houses, 
> pay our Logos School Board members publishing royalties in violation 
> of the school's 501(c)3 status, and generally continue to conduct our 
> business as we see fit, well under the legal radar."
>
> Joan Opyr/Auntie Establishment
> www.auntie-establishment.com
>
> PS: If you want to conduct a full-alcohol worship service, then why 
> conduct it in a state-owned building, thus subjecting yourselves to 
> state law, which you clearly find oppressive and odious?  If you're 
> expecting 1500 people, and Logos Field House simply won't hold them 
> all at once, then why not have two worship services?  That would be 
> two worship services entirely unmolested by the Sodexho communion 
> cops.  I have to wonder, do you want to worship Jesus as you see fit 
> or do you want to flip the bird at the State of Idaho?  You need to 
> make up your mind.  I suppose you can do both, but the latter 
> certainly cheapens the former.
>
> This is your fight, Doug and Doug.  It's not Rose's fight, it's not 
> Saundra's, and, for heaven's sake, it shouldn't be Phil Nisbet's.  Mr. 
> Nisbet is a very confused man; he seems to be under the impression 
> that seders are held at the Moscow Skate Park.  The Prophet Elijah, 
> copping some air time . . . or was that Tony Hawk?
>
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