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It's fine that they want to figure out what the internet means for them, as long as they are not going to try to impose those positions unto others. Given that
by xal 14y ago
It's fine that they want to figure out what the internet means for them, as long as they are not going to try to impose those positions unto others.
Given that they haven't even managed to will themselves into basic decency towards their own women I have my doubts here.
- freshhawk 14y ago> as long as they are not going to try to impose those positions unto others I got the impression they had figured out what the internet means for them for the most part. This meeting is to figure out how best to "help" those poor people suffering from too much free speech and information. The statistics showing a strong inverse correlation between access to information and church attendance/religious belief has not been lost on church leaders of all faiths. What can be done about it is a pretty major subject of discussion right now (What should be done is already decided, whatever needs to be done to stop people leaving churches, there are souls at stake, all else is secondary)