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Quotation Marks
Recent remarks on spanking children, daring Rick Warren to wrestle, and other topics.




"We are potentially a great country but we are messing up and we have to accept that fact."
Ignatius Kaigama, Catholic Archbishop of Jos, Nigeria, and chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria in Plateau State, after January's deadly sectarian violence.
AFP

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"This in no way should be thought of as a green light for spanking. This is a red light for people who want to legally limit how parents choose to discipline their children."
Marjorie Gunnoe, a Calvin College psychology professor, on her new study that finds that children who remember being spanked do better in school, volunteer more, and are more optimistic than unspanked children.
The Grand Rapids Press

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"My principal responsibility at Fox News isn't to proselytize. But occasionally a mention of faith seems to me to be appropriate. When those occasions come, I'll do it."
Brit Hume, analyst and former anchor for Fox News Sunday, on the backlash to his televised comments that Tiger Woods should "turn to the Christian faith."
Christianity Today Online

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"Rick, wanna wrestle sometime?" "Rainn, sure, if in mud, on PPV & proceeds go to help Haiti!"
Tweets between actor Rainn Wilson of The Office and Saddleback Church pastor Rick Warren.
Twitter


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Rick Warren

March 11, 2010  9:45pm

Here is a link to my lies: http://unreasonablefaith.com/2009/04/08/rick-warren-lies-on-larry- king/

Dirk N

March 11, 2010  9:55am

Perhaps instead of Rick Warren joking about wrestling, someone should really wrestle him (or confront him) about why he is so dishonest and why he keeps getting trapped in lies. Perhaps they are not "big" ones that involve people's money, etc, but lies are still lies especially when they are caught on tape and posted all over youtube so the world can see just how honest "America's pastor" truly is. Great witness MR. Warren.

Rex Hutto

March 10, 2010  6:34pm

Uh, you may very well be right, Tex. I really don't know. But what in the world does this have to do with any of the quotes on this page, concerning Tiger or otherwise? Rex (my real name)...not a fan of Amway, either

Tex Texan

March 10, 2010  1:38pm

Who cares about Tiger? He should join Amway, as they also screw anything that moves, and have ripped off millions of people for several decades, to the tune of 10s of billions of dollars: Amway is a scam, and here's why: Amway pays out as little money as they can get away with, so they support the higher level IBOs ripping off their downline via the tool scam. As a result, about 99% of IBOs operate at a net loss, while the top 1% make several TIMES more from their Amway tool scam than from the Amway products. This was made illegal in the UK in 2008, but our FTC is unable to pull their heads out of their butts to stop it here. Read about it on my blog, I suggest you start here: http://tiny.cc/D5oJh and forward the information to everyone you know, so they don't get scammed.

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