Well, it's good to know that the baptists are at least making it well known that they are crazy. The further right they go, the less chance they'll be taken seriously by anyone but their fellow nutcases.
It's a silly thing to do, of course, but one is left to wonder what the problem is with being excommunicated from a baptist church. No two baptist churches can agree on doctrine, anyway, so what's to stop the excommunicated from walking down the street to find another baptist church?
I like the comments about making them give up their tax exempt status.
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Date: 2005-05-06 04:44 pm (UTC)(Excommunicating members who voted for a particular political party doesn't sound like kosher behavior for a tax-exempt organization....)
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Date: 2005-05-07 01:50 am (UTC)I like the comments about making them give up their tax exempt status.
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