[Vision2020] Re: Never Letting Go

[kerry becker]

Rose,
I agree with what you have said,
" slavery under the guise of godly paternalism is wrong,  ignoring city 
zoningcodes  is wrong and exploiting the naivete of well meaning people is 
wrong."

Those are complicated things.  However, it is not complicated to accept the 
fact that it is every right of those church people to conduct themselves as 
they see fit.  I am separating the zoning issue which I have already said 
was a legitimate case.

The rest of these endless arguments seem to be different interpretations of 
how ourselves/others view the world and why one way is seemingly better than 
the other.  That is the 'diversity' I speak of.  Different strokes for 
different folks. Live and let live.  That, to me, is uncomplicated.



>From: DonaldH675 at aol.com
>To: kerrybecker6924 at hotmail.com, joanopyr at moscow.com, london at moscow.com
>CC: vision2020 at moscow.com
>Subject: Re: Never Letting Go
>Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2006 17:14:00 EST
>
>
>In a message dated 3/31/2006 1:01:17 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
>kerrybecker6924 at hotmail.com writes:
>
>"Just  because you, myself and most others don't follow that line
>of thinking  doesn't mean it can't exist.  That is what diversity is all
>about.  Different views!  Just because the views are different  than yours
>doesn't mean they are wrong.  It's that simple.  I'm  sure you will make it
>complicated, but it's not."
>The consideration of diverse perspectives is an important way to learn and
>grow.  I don't know anyone involved in the zoning or property tax issues  
>(as
>they relate to Anselm House, Logos School, or New St. Andrews) who has
>expressed the wish that Doug Wilson et al should be silenced or  removed.  
>Quite the
>contrary.  The more Kirkers write and  talk the happier I am.  I've often
>publicly thanked Doug and his pals for  helping me out this way.
>
>Doug Wilson enjoys the same constitutional rights as I do.   I  believe 
>that
>constitutional rights go hand in hand with legal  obligations.  And on that
>crucial  point Doug has repeatedly  demonstrated that the rules don't apply 
>to
>him.
>
>The suggestions implicit in your email, i.e.,  ignore NSA code  violations 
>in
>the name of tolerance and appreciation of diversity,   redefines the terms 
>of
>the argument while lending encouragement to law  breakers.  Sorry, Kerry
>Becker,  some views that are different  from mine, are, in fact, just plain 
>wrong.
>  Lying is  wrong, spiritual abuse is wrong, stealing is wrong, defending
>slavery under  the guise of godly paternalism is wrong,  ignoring city 
>zoning
>codes   is wrong and exploiting the naivete of well meaning people is 
>wrong.
>
>
>You are right, Kerry Becker, it's not complicated.
>
>Rose Huskey
>
>
>"First they  ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then
>you win." Mahatma  Gandhi

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