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in her letters she said she was forbiden to provide actual health care. all they gave was a place for the sick to convalesce. also, she and most othe rreligiou
by gcb1 13y ago
in her letters she said she was forbiden to provide actual health care. all they gave was a place for the sick to convalesce.
also, she and most othe rreligious still advocate over population and against several sane health treatments. not to mention education.
no little good religion does compensate for the long term damage.
- cgore 13y agoThey were given medicine, not just a place to convelesce, but even just providing a place to convalesce is a great mercy to people who were (and often still are) dying on the sides of the street, thrown away by their society as if they were nothing more than trash. But then, what do I know, I am sure that you must know vastly more than I do, seeing as to how as a Christian I must advocate against education now. I should write letters to all of the universities I have attended, asking them to please revoke my diplomas on the basis of my religious freedom.
- lessnonymous 13y ago> she and most othe rreligious still advocate over population and against several sane health treatments. not to mention education What you talkin' 'bout Willis?