Judge not, that thee shall not be judged - preview
I am not a Quaker but a close friend is and I am an occasional attender at Friends Meetings So I accompanied my friend to a Quaker weekend event At breakfast on Saturday morning, our table conversation was dominated by two women who spent most of the time putting down the Catholic and Anglican churches These were the ‘baddies’, while Quakers were the ‘goodies’! One of them then proceeded on a character assassination of a priest, whose nasty manner she appears to have born the brunt of By sheer coincidence, I happen to know this man There is another side to him A friend and parishioner of his had once spoken to me of how, when she was down and out, he had shown deep care and support for her Not the picture being painted for us!
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