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[Huntnlady]

No way- too many. Way more than yellow jeeps.
And as a Baptist, I do not want to be lumped in with a Catholic as a Christian. Sorry, but as different as our beliefs are, I find that offensive.

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Huntnlady, on Aug 16 2005, 03:13 AM, said:

No way- too many.  Way more than yellow jeeps.
And as a Baptist, I do not want to be lumped in with a Catholic as a Christian.  Sorry, but as different as our beliefs are, I find that offensive.

Too many? not any more than say fishing spots or MacDonalds Restaurants

As for lumping Baptist with Catholics I don't see it as a big deal (and that’s as a Baptist with a Catholic sister.) You could divide the Christians places of worship into Protestant and Catholic, but then were do you stop, do we have separate categories for Suni and Sheite in Islam, Theravada and Mahayana in Buddhism or even Southern Baptist and Baptist. I think you just have wideranging catigories and then let people give the detail in the Waymark.

At any rate I can see where this is going and I don’t think I will be playing at Waymarking.com