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In Reply to: Re: Religions and Spirituality, Who is right? posted by Chris Czech on February 05, 1999 at 14:34:05:

I too am a catholic who practices faithfully without discriminating against other religions or cultures. I agree with your point that it is the individual who is responsible for their actions and not a particular religion. I did not mean for my post to come off as blaming religion for certain crimes, but to show that people used religion as a sort of shield to justify their actions. That was meant to be the overall theme of my post and I hope the message is clear to others.

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