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[John Liang <liangj@asiaonline.net>]

> This is a bit off list but it's a thread, so...
> 
> Jeremy took exception and offense to the recently posted wish hoping
> that "Everyone have a happy Easter." Jeremy apparently saw this as a
> Christian-Centric comment. In fact, Easter orignally was (is?) a pagan
> holiday celebrating the Goddess of Spring (Eastre?) which other
> religions co-opted as their own. Same thing happened with another
> holiday that falls on December 25. So... since paganism is the belief in
> many gods (rather than atheism) the phrase Happy Easter can be seen
> (from the pagan perspective) as inclusive and welcoming.
> 
> - - tom bisson

Tom, I don't see why you have to explain yourself to Jeremy. All
christians like to share what we believe in, there's no fault in that.
If Jeremy has no interest in being saved, it's his problem. 

Let's say this list is not solely for non-christians too!!

On all-time busts: well, I think counting Stacy King does not quite
compute. He was here for just a very short time, was not our 1st round
pick, and costed us very little money. The ones I think could be counted
is Acie Earl and Michael Smith.

John Liang