religious 'healers' trying to get money from health plan
bpuharic
folks like creationists is dangerous, the christian scientists are
trying to get their 'healers' paid by the health insurance program now
before congress:
is there no limit to the shame of these religious fanatics?
VoiceOfReason
> just in case you needed more evidence that the magical thinking of
> folks like creationists is dangerous, the christian scientists are
> trying to get their 'healers' paid by the health insurance program now
> before congress:
>
>
> is there no limit to the shame of these religious fanatics?
So -- they want health care money for NOT providing health care?
That's a pretty good trick if they can pull it off.
Davej
> just in case you needed more evidence that the magical thinking of
> folks like creationists is dangerous, the christian scientists are
> trying to get their 'healers' paid by the health insurance program now
> before congress:
>
>
> is there no limit to the shame of these religious fanatics?
Oh yes, a friend of mine was raised to believe this rubbish. Reality
and illness are just an illusion. The only thing that matters are
God's perfect ideas. Every recovery from an illness or injury is an
opportunity for you to stand up and give a testimony at a Sunday
church service about your "amazing" healing. The religion is actually
in decline except in Africa where they are apparently dumb enough to
be converted to it.
All-seeing-I
> folks like creationists is dangerous, the christian scientists are
> trying to get their 'healers' paid by the health insurance program now
> before congress:
>
>
> is there no limit to the shame of these religious fanatics?
From your article:
"The provision was stripped from the bill the House passed this month"
And rightfully so. Or are you actually suggesting there are no KOOKS
within the scientific community seeking grants for bullshit?
You are a "God Hating Gate Gurard" that cannot even read your own
links.
bpuharic
guess you didn't see that orrin hatch and john kerry are working to
get it back in
oh. the person who reads to you...you being incapable of
reading...forgot to read that part to you
uh...OK..
Desertphile
wrote:
The death cult has been doing that for many decades: they were the
ones behind the occult exclusion phrase in the various Child
Protection Acts passed in the 1970s and 1980s. Their
"practitioners" have been receiving state funds for a long time,
and they are exempt from practicing medicine without a license. Of
course they also kill people, usually children.
--
http://desertphile.org
Desertphile's Desert Soliloquy. WARNING: view with plenty of water
"Why aren't resurrections from the dead noteworthy?" -- Jim Rutz
All-Seeing-I
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As I said. You seem to think there are no science freaks that push for
retard science projects.
uh huh.. OK