We welcome your feedback.WILL'S PERSPECTIVE ON PHIL'S RAVINGS Mr. Frank:
I found both the spirit and content of your letter to be both repugnant and offensive. (Re: "Phil says LEGALIZE ALL KILLING, PERIOD!" from last issue---N)
If you are trying to somehow reinforce that you wear Christ in your presumed quest to uphold and defend the sanctity of life, you have failed immeasurably.
I am praying that you will begin directing your rage into energy that will be used in a constructive and lawful manner in order to create a just conclusion to the tragedies that you have addressed.
Although a portion of your rage is understandable your words belie that your chosen path is more akin to the likes of [abortion doctor assasin] Paul Hill more than our beloved Savior.
William Moriaty
DAVE'S PERSPECTIVE ON LIFE AND DEATH AND THE BEATLES Nolan,
I am certainly not going to jump in the fray about the Beatles, but nitpicking. We all agree that music lives on forever. Great art influences entire generations. Bad art fades and is forgotten. The people who create the art do not live forever.Matt writes "For those of you who missed it, John Lennon turned 63 years old earlier this month". (Re: Matt's letter, last issue.---N) WRONG WRONG WRONG. To be more accurate, John Lennon turned 23 years old dead. People do not age once they are dead. Their art may live, but they do not. Do I go around quoting Mozart's age? Of course not, that's ridiculous! Choose your words more carefully in the future Matt!
Yours Truly,
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