[Vision2020] Therapy, usury, and getting the facts

[Joan Opyr]

On Mar 31, 2006, at 11:48 AM, Bill London wrote:

> and in response, all I can say is: "Do not let go."
>
> The more Doug Wilson seeks to hide and obfuscate, the more we need 
> people
> who will shine the light of reason, and the understanding built from 
> their
> own experience, on these activities.
>
> "Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty."
>
> BL
>

Amen, Bill.  All I can say to the suggestion that people "get therapy" 
to cope with Doug Wilson's serial zoning violations, his blatant 
disregard for the law, and his plan to turn Moscow into his own little 
Oxford, England is "Why don't you let me worry about my mental health 
while you try getting the facts?"  You might start by reading "Southern 
Slavery: As It Was," and then borrow the documentary "My Town" from the 
Moscow Public Libary.  I would also suggest that Ms. Becker begin with 
Doug's latest sermon as reprinted on Michael Metzler's blog, 
http://poohsthink.com.  It's a fascinating new take on usury.  Doug 
maintains that members of Christ Church should not charge one another 
interest on loans, but when dealing with infidels and heretics who are 
outside the covenant, they should charge the maximum interest allowed 
by law.  Why?  Because only by bringing us heathens to our knees 
financially will we finally be forced to see the Wilsonian light and 
convert to his version of Christianity.

Who know that Jesus and Citibank were on the same page?

Joan Opyr/Auntie Establishment
www.joanopyr.com

PS: Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors . . . Thus spake 
Jesus before he joined Chase Manhattan and moved his disciples to 
Wilmington, Delaware.  Now, apparently, Christ is all "What's in your 
wallet?"