What attributes? Yours Jerry

Jerry Joplin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Dermod Ryder wrote:
> > What I have said consistently is that attacks can be made on the
community
> > OR on the faith OR on both.
>
> Then some attacks are against the community and the faith.    What
> attributes of an attack makes it an attack on both the community and the
> faith?

Baseless/fabricated attacks on community members by community members
would constitute an attack on basic Baha'i principles, especially if
justification,
explanation and substantiation was sought by the accused and refused by the
accuser. I begin to see your point Jerry....to lie about my stated
position...
to attempt to forge critique of community culture into an attack on the
whole
faith is indeed an assault on core Baha'i principles and would amount to an
actual attack on the faith.

Yes. when you misrepresent what I have said, lie and commit forgery in
regard
what others have said, then obfuscate and evaded all attempts to encourage
you to explain yourself you go further than simply embarrassing the faith
and
shameing yourself............you commit an act of violence to core Baha'i
principles.
You attack the faith and all that it stands for.

That's ok...the faith is big enough to endure the odd (in your case very
odd)
sociopath....but my ongoing concern (expressed in my original comments about
Baha'i community culture) is that pseudo Baha'i apologists will continue to
simply stand saccharin sweet spiritually silent and let you get away with
your
abusive behaviour.

What do you think your "future reader" will make of your fraudulent slander?
More to the point...What do you think Abdul Baha would make of your
shameless lie?
How would the falsely accused Baha'u'llah feel about your false allegation.

I'll stand before my God, explain my concerns and criticisms of the
prevailing
culture in the Baha'i community....and prostrate myself and apologise for
swearing at His dickheads.

Do you believe in God Jerry?
Clearly you do not believe in the principles enunciated in His Cause.

Rod.