FEEDBACK
SECTION
Here you will find responses to my site that I have received through the comments page. I do reserve the right, however, to refuse to post a comment if I find it unsuitable for this site. This does not include comments that are deregitory, and if I find you have something worth saying but don't like the way you say it, I may just edit it and post it anyway. This section will be updated weekly, or as I get time.
I do anticipate many responses as time goes on, so I have divided this section into multipile pages, with a different page for each major section of my site.
Click on the label for each section to view comments. If you want to visit that section, that option is provided at the bottom of the description. (That option doesn't exist for the "overall" comments, for obvious reasons.)
Comments made about my site in general...this may include graphics, layout, inclusion of sections, and anything else that falls into a general category about the site.
This is the first page you find if you come in through the front entrance. It is an animated graphic that starts you out in space with dancing signs coming at you like the old Burma Shave signs. Then this is overlaid with my plaid, my logo, the name of my site, and three options to choose from.
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INFORMATION ABOUT UTHUR
Some people want to know more about the person who's writings (rantings) they are reading. This section includes:
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This is a book I wrote explaining why I believe the prejudice against the gay, lesbian, and transgendered is unwarranted. It begins with the assumption that the Bible is not the word of God, and then examines the reasons for this prejudice as we find it in that book.
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...the only section of my site which might be considered secular. However, I believe that this is an issue of justice. Law enforcement is using cashiers, bartenders, and wait persons as scapegoats because they aren't able to deal with the real problem, teen consumption of alcohol and/or tobacco. As such, belongs here in a religious (Christian) web site.
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...a weekly "sermon" (if you will) of about 2,500 words, based on the revised common lectionary, a list of scripture passages that many churches use for their weekly worship serviced. It's perspective is liberal and it views the Bible is the writings of people trying to record their experiences with God and not as the divine word of truth.
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UTHUR'S ALCOVE
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