Wrong about Washington
Ed Pontaoe
15 Mar 2008
Mr. Oriel, let me be explicit here. I am getting repetitive, but I’ll have to let you understand pretty clearly what I am talking about, is the anecdote on George Washington not the sermon of this unknown preacher from Visalia, California.
The last two paragraphs of your post on the 12th were written verbatim you plucked from anecdotage .com.
The problem when you copied it, you changed the format to your satisfaction using Washington as a meek man to give life to your lifeless argument.
It is an unforgivable insult to the memory of George Washington. . the First President of the Republic . . . father of his country.
And please don’t make us believe, that this anecdote on George Washington was related to a sermon by Dieleman from the Book of Matthew. The readers of the Forum are smarter than that.
Remember this Mr. Oriel! When you mix religion with common sense it only clouds your reasoning. People are getting tired of your incessant infusion of religion that predominantly occupies your knowledge on things.
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