ПО итогам одного обсуждения у Тёмкина
http://www.livejournal.com/users/tiomkin/491787.html?thread=5216779#t5219083
А я вам скажу, государи мои - желающих подставить свою физиомордию вместо лика Христова просто-таки до хренища. А вот желающих подставить руки под гвозди - маловато.
А я вам скажу, государи мои - желающих подставить свою физиомордию вместо лика Христова просто-таки до хренища. А вот желающих подставить руки под гвозди - маловато.

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Правда, не знаю, зачем я говорю это _тебе_. Для тебя, как ясно из твоей формулировки, лицо есть только у Христа, а у остальных - физиомордии. Правда, Он бы не согласился, но с каких это пор католиков интересует Его мнение?
Ну вот зачем?..
Католиков же Его мнение интересует, не надо сомневаться. Потому что и среди католиков есть настоящите верующие, и среди остальных деноминаций есть "члены" и не более; а кто реально Им живёт - того Его мнение интересует. Как же иначе Им жить?
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История полна прямо противоположных свидетельств. Я эту историю как раз сейчас читаю.
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А вот зачем. (http://www.wirade.ru/cgi-bin/wirade/YaBB.pl?board=dop;action=display;num=1103401700;start=0#0) Там в сообщении 9 приведены цитаты из
http://www.livejournal.com/users/xorxoy/11222.html
http://www.livejournal.com/users/xorxoy/10950.html
http://www.livejournal.com/users/xorxoy/11280.html
И когда я пытаюсь ей объяснить, что она наносит огромный вред, она мне просто хамит. Знаете, если какие-нибудь атеисты меня однажды за компанию с
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"Живи, младенческое "вдруг""...
А ты сходи в его ЖЖ
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Да, кстати. Я спрашивала, что такое "Луна", о которой ты отзывалась весьма нежно, и где на это можно кинуть глазом, правым либо же левым... Ответа не получила. Хочу почитать.
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А "Луну" я тебе пришлю, если обещаешь консультацию.
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А в чем правонарушение "погромщиков"?
А.
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Архиепископ предлагает свернуть Мугабе, ставит вашу революцию в пример.
Zimbabwe archbishop urges peaceful uprising
(updates with Zimbabwe reaction, previous LONDON)
By Lucia Mutikani
HARARE, March 28 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe on Monday denied starving opposition supporters as a campaign tool, calling a prominent archbishop an "inveterate liar" for making the charge and challenging a British news organization to prove it.
Catholic Archbishop Pius Ncube, a long-time critic of President Robert Mugabe's government, gave a series of interviews on Sunday and Monday calling for a popular uprising against Zimbabwe's government and accusing it of using food as a political tool in the impoverished country.
Britain's Sky News (BSY.L: Quote, Profile, Research) on Sunday quoted Ncube as saying the ruling ZANU-PF party was using food in the drought ravaged Matabeleland region in southwestern Zimbabwe to coerce the electorate to vote for it in Thursday's general elections.
Matabeleland is a stronghold of the main opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC).
"We have told Sky News people to give us concrete proof. The allegation that they made for their story is completely unsubstantiated and untrue," ZANU-PF spokesman Nathan Shamuyarira told the Herald newspaper in Zimbabwe.
Shamuyarira said the government had sent food to all provinces as it was aware of poor harvests in some areas because of drought.
Of Ncube, he said: "He is a mad, inveterate liar. He has been lying for the past two years. As an Archbishop, we expect him to tell the truth and to respect the people of Matabeleland."
"He, however, fits into the scheme of the British and Americans, who are calling for regime change and are feeding him with these wild ideas," Shamuyarira added.
Mugabe has made attacks on Prime Minister Tony Blair and former colonial master Britain the centrepiece of his campaign while opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai and the MDC have focused on the issues of economic recovery, food and improved political governance.
Mugabe, 81, has been in power since the end of white minority rule in 1980.
Once hailed by the international community as a role model, he has spent the past five years cast as a pariah amid charges he rigged the last major parliamentary vote in 2000 and his own re-election as president in 2002.
Political analysts say the elections are almost certain to return Mugabe's ZANU-PF to power, prolonging a political and economic crisis that has ruined the once prosperous southern African country.
Ncube, archbishop of Zimbabwe's second city, Bulawayo, said he expected Mugabe's party to win on Thursday but he called for a popular uprising after the vote to unseat him.
"People need to be educated into the process. Something like what Mahatma Gandhi did, educating his people to be aware of their dignity and to stand for their rights even if it meant suffering disadvantage," said the long-time Mugabe critic and archbishop of Zimbabwe's second city, Bulawayo.
"I am simply backing a non-violent popular uprising, like that in the Philippines in 1986 and such as in Ukraine," he was quoted in the Independent newspaper as saying, in reference to Ukraine's 2004 "Orange" revolution.
Shamuyarira said ZANU-PF would not take any measures against the Sky News crew under tough media laws for carrying the Ncube report. (additional reporting by Kate Holton in London)
http://reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=topNews&storyID=8011555